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Get to the SYSTEM account (absoƖute root higher than administrator account)

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Get to the SYSTEM account (absoƖute root higher than administrator account)

Post by tommo on Sat 23 Jan 2010, 6:11 am

In this tutorial I will show you how to get to the native system account. Please note this account has no restrictions that I no of. Therefore Be CAREFUL when using it.

1 launch Command Prompt. In XP click start then run, then type CMD then click enter. In Vista (May apply to 7 aswell but not used) Click start then in the search box type CMD then enter.

2. type Copy cmd.exe logon.scr then press enter.

3. Make sure that the screen saver is set to show after a few minuites

4. log off

5. wait for a Command Prompt Window to show

6. Into Command prompt type explorer.exe

note: you may not need to log out but i cant remember

PLEASE NOTE : This will be the screen saver until you make somthing else replace the logon.scr theirfore people wil be able to access your computer without a password. I can not be held responsible for any thing that happens as a result of this tuturial as i have given you a warning into what can happen.

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Re: Get to the SYSTEM account (absoƖute root higher than administrator account)

Post by Rebel on Tue 09 Mar 2010, 10:54 pm

I highly advise not to use the system account! I've seen instances where people have messed up their computers simply by logging in into the system account and exiting it without touching anything really.

I think this post is just asking for trouble when someone who is curious sees it and decides to try it out
Anyway, don't get mad about the critique, it is my personal opinion.

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