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This wikiHow teaches you how to get administrator rights on your school PC. In the unlikely event that the school uses a Mac instead of Windows, you won’t be able to hack (or hack). Note: if the BIOS on the computer is locked, you will not be able to hack it. Also, you can’t hack a school computer if it’s connected to a domain (i.e. policies on the machine are managed remotely).
Steps
Enable Command Prompt on Windows 7
Restart the computer with the power button (Power). Hold down the power button until it turns off, then press the power button again to turn it back on.
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Wait for the boot screen to appear. In most cases, the computer will warn that Windows has not been shut down properly, and you can use the arrow keys to select a few actions.
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Select Start Windows Normally . This option is in the center of the screen, then you need to press ↵ Enter to confirm the selection.
Restart the device with the power button. The computer will restart as before and the welcome screen will appear again.
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Find the “Startup Repair” screen. If the boot screen shows repair options (e.g. Launch Startup Repair ), you can proceed to the next step.
- If there are repair options on the boot screen, select Start Windows Normally again, then restart the computer with the power button. You need to continue this operation until the “Startup Repair” screen appears.
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Select Launch Startup Repair (recommended) . This option is in the center of the screen. The remedial boot process will start running.
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Click Cancel when prompted. You need to wait about 10 minutes after performing this step to continue.
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Click the “View problem details” drop-down box. This option is located in the lower left corner of the error message. The list of notes will drop down.
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Open Notepad. Scroll down to the heading “If the online privacy statement is not available…”, then click the link below.
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Open the file system on the computer. After Notepad opens, you need:
- Click File in the upper left corner of Notepad.
- Click Open… in the drop-down menu.
- Double-click Computer located on the window that appears.
- Double-click your computer’s hard drive (usually C: ).
- Double-click the Windows folder.
- Scroll down and double-click the System32 folder.
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Change the file types you can see. Click the “File type” drop-down box and select All Files from the drop-down menu that appears.
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Replace Utility Manager with Command Prompt. So you will be able to access the Command Prompt even if the application is locked on the computer:
- Look for the “Utilman” shortcut in the “U” section of the file (not the folder).
- Right click on “Utilman”, select Rename .
- Type Utilman1 and then press ↵ Enter .
- Find the file “cmd”.
- Right click on the “cmd” file and select Copy
- Press Ctrl + V to paste the copied file.
- Right click on the copied file and select Rename , type Utilman and press ↵ Enter .
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Close the “Open” window and Notepad. Click Cancel in the lower right of the “Open” window, then click the X in the upper-right corner of the Notepad window.
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Exit the remaining windows. Click the X in the upper-right corner of the error reporting window, click Cancel in the lower-right corner of the Startup Repair window, and then select Yes when prompted. At this point, you can continue to create a new administrator account.
Create a new administrator account
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Wait for the login screen to appear. After the computer restarts, the login screen will appear.
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Click the “Utility Manager” icon. This is the watch face icon and the arrow located in the lower left corner of the screen. Since the Command Prompt application has been replaced with the Utility Manager, when you click this icon, the Command Prompt window will open.
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Create a new user. After the Command Prompt opens, do:
- Enter net user name /add , remembering to replace “name” with the username of your choice.
- Press ↵ Enter .
- Enter net localgroup administrators name /add and also don’t forget to replace “name” with the username you just created.
- Press Enter
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Restart the computer. Click the . icon
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Power and then click Restart . The computer will begin to reboot.
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Select a new username. Click the new user’s name, then click the Sign in button. Since you did not create a password associated with this account in the previous step, there is no need to enter the password now.
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Allow Windows to set up the account. Since this is a new account, Windows 10 needs a few minutes to set up the file and folder system.
- Skip this step on Windows 7.
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Use the machine with administrator rights. Now after logging in with an administrator account, you will be able to use system services and programs without limitations.
Advice
- With administrator access, you can use the school computer like any other computer. This includes manipulating programs, modifying computer settings, and so on.
Warning
- Many schools often use screen monitoring software so that teachers can monitor from a distance without standing next to you. If your school also uses this kind of software, you probably won’t be able to hack into the computer smoothly.
- On Windows 8.1 and later, if Secure Boot is enabled, changing any file in System32 will cause a “Secure Boot Vipation” error. This error can only be fixed by reinstalling Windows from the installation media.
- Hacking into a school computer is against the rules, and if caught, you could be suspended or expelled. In addition, in some countries, this is also a violation of the law.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to get administrator rights on your school PC. In the unlikely event that the school uses a Mac instead of Windows, you won’t be able to hack (or hack). Note: if the BIOS on the computer is locked, you will not be able to hack it. Also, you can’t hack a school computer if it’s connected to a domain (i.e. policies on the machine are managed remotely).
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