Here's another pdf tutorial by dr0zaxx. Please enjoy.

not to mention for Windows XP too

good tutorial, thx :-)

Nice trick.... But if you have enough rights to write in %windir%\system32 and stop a service, you might be easier off using the at service:

thx for this tutoria, nice way to get system rights
76 downloads and just 4 replies, that sucks

Great Tut mate Thanx ....
Will use it next time...

lol nice one, both of you

funny how easy it seems

you can't start/stop services without admin rights, netiher you can write in system32 ...

so no admin rights with default policies

on certain settings you may. it will work for most computers as administrators will likely to forget to secure the settings

thanks for that tutorial.i read it and it is very interesting.i also like the style it is written in.go on an supply us with more stuff and your membership will be near

Nice. Thats a really easy way to be able to run programs your not supposed to. As you say, not evry system run the PowerOff service. My computer doesn't. You have to find another service that also runs under admin rights. I don't know which ones that does that though.

nice tutorial . knew some of that but not all.

This works great. I tried it at a local internet cafe and it worked perfect. Thnx alot

nice one, good use to beginners

hey thanks for the tutorial!!! will give it a read when i get some time

Thanks for this good tutorials

Thanx for the tut, will it work for Active Directory though? I will have to try...

tnx for the tute

Fine job, really

It didnt work and I would really like to read it because im a noob looking to learn. Is it on a website somewhere?

hey thanks for the tut m8!!!!
Gonna try to read it when I get some more time... RL has been pretty busy lately... :/
I've always wondered about gaining system privilidges on a remote box....


Zyne

lets see whats that all about

thanks

nice tut ;) tkz good work

Thx to share ..it's a good tutorial, good work

Thanks for this tutorials

Me thanks too But I agree with dmg about at command

thanks for the tutorial!!!

Good tut, going to check it out monday at school, to see if services.msc is blocked. Im thinking it is, but if it isnt, thanks.

Hey guys,

What I found helpful is that if the 2000 or XP box is running FAT32 filesystem (or anything but NTFS) then you can use a 98 bootdisk and boot into command prompt, from there you delete the SAM file in C:\winnt\system32\config.

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C:\winnt\system32\config> del SAM
1 File Deleted
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Reboot and log in as "Administrator" with a BLANK pw.
Windows automatically created a new SAM file with a blank Administrator PW.

WARNING: Doing this will erase all other usernames for that computer, but if its not your comp then theres no need to worry :D

wow! never heard of this bug...
but wouldn't it be possible to run a different program instead of internet explorer? that sounds like a stupid thing that IE is the only program...

edit- level10, welcome to the board, and stuff with the SAM file is discussed alot around here

Nice One. Thanks

very easy to understand.. nice one m8

Serhat

Reading it .. thanks for sharing the information

i enjoy reading these tuts.. will pass my night away quickly tonight, many thx, maybe i will learn something too.

I love expanding my mind with great information.

Thanks a lot!

thnks m8 i'll take a look..

thanks for this tut, will give it a try when i'm @ home!