at school i can use a batch file to get into ms-dos and i can find all the USER accounts but when i go to cd \username it says access DENIED, i was wondering if there was a way I could get around this. I know it sounds bad, I also want to know how to shutdown every computer on the network or a select few.

Thanks
~Hawkfan45~That isn't possible without hacking the network.I THINK i already have hacked the network, i can see all the files it just gives me access deniedThen it isn't exactly hacked, is it?hawkfan45, you are only VIEWING the individual computer settings

C:\Documents and Settings\username is only the users who have used the computer
and it cant shut all the computers down

your just exploring your own hard drive in this case

and \\networkname\computerid\folder doesent work either. Windows is constantly blocking those nasty requests for unshared folders.


your not seeing files, you are seeing folders that dont fit your security privileges Quote

I also want to know how to shutdown every computer on the network or a select few.

Thanks
~Hawkfan45~

at school i can use a batch file to get into ms-dos and i can find all the user accounts but when i go to cd \username it says access denied, i was wondering if there was a way I could get around this. I know it sounds bad, I also want to know how to shutdown every computer on the network or a select few.

Thanks
~Hawkfan45~