Thread: Vista Hax

Originally Posted by Elis D.

Yeah, and I allow it to corrupt my sister's eyes and soul.

seriously, i would try talking up face to face with her about it first, but of course you are in tech talk to you probably want an alternatice.

i have no idea how to get back into your computer, but if youre into revenge, then teamviewer.com (free easy to use remote access program) could work...
there are functions on it to stop all receiving input, effectively freezing the mouse and keyboard of the recipient, remotely controlling everything that happens on the other end, and completly blacking out the screen.

this is of course an extreme, and only works once, but i love screwing with peoples heads while using it.

EDIT: how old are you? im relating to you more and more

I've spent the past hour trying to talk with her.

She got mad and said if I didn't drop it she's gonna pack my shit and take me to the City Mission(a place where homeless drug addicts go to spend their nights).


I'm not into doing anything like that on my computer. I just want to get control over my own property and lock her out of it for good.

arrgh, alright, well im sorry i cant be of any help, good luck though!

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...tpw#post789299

In Windows, the user "Administrator" has full access to everything
Change the Administrator password to anything you want
Login as Administrator, and change the admin rules for your username back
reboot into your account

I don't agree with what she did. She is a bitch for doing so.

But who bought the computer? You refer to it as "my property" but is it really?

Anyhow, Ynot's solution should work.

And while you're at it, you could just install linux =P. Give her the password to that and just watch her TRY to screw with it.

The Linux solution (on recovering the password) won't work on Vista as far as I know. Let's try something funnier and more interesting.

Elis D, how much access do you have? Are you on a secondary User account with limited priviledges, or did she just royally screw the administrator account?. Can you launch CMD with the Start -> Run command? If so, then there's a bunch of things we're gonna try out. I would also like the names of the programs she installed.


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Yeah I just received intel that it works on Vista.
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Originally Posted by Marvo

The Linux solution (on recovering the password) won't work on Vista as far as I know.

Full support for Vista (both 32 & 64 bit) were added in version 0.99.4 of chntpw, released April 2007

Originally Posted by arby

I don't agree with what she did. She is a bitch for doing so.

But who bought the computer? You refer to it as "my property" but is it really?

It doesn't matter who bought it. If you buy something and then give it to someone else as a gift, it then belongs to them.

Originally Posted by drewmandan

It doesn't matter who bought it. If you buy something and then give it to someone else as a gift, it then belongs to them.

You were brought up differently from me =O

Originally Posted by Elis D.

I've spent the past hour trying to talk with her.

She got mad and said if I didn't drop it she's gonna pack my shit and take me to the City Mission(a place where homeless drug addicts go to spend their nights).


I'm not into doing anything like that on my computer. I just want to get control over my own property and lock her out of it for good.

Hell go to the City Mission, it would be an interesting experiance. Its a good thing my mom isn't that tech savy. And yea... so how old are you? Move out if your 18, you can become a hobo. ^__^

Originally Posted by Ynot

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...tpw#post789299

In Windows, the user "Administrator" has full access to everything
Change the Administrator password to anything you want
Login as Administrator, and change the admin rules for your username back
reboot into your account

I'm kinda wary of doing bootdisc hacks, as I don't know much about computers other than the basics. Is that safe?

I opened up setup last night in hopes to do a system restore, but that wasn't available. I found the Administrator password(not her User admin) and changed it there, but I have no way to log in with it.

Originally Posted by Marvo

Elis D, how much access do you have? Are you on a secondary User account with limited priviledges, or did she just royally screw the administrator account?. Can you launch CMD with the Start -> Run command? If so, then there's a bunch of things we're gonna try out. I would also like the names of the programs she installed.

Yeah, she renamed my original account and changed the password. She then created a secondary account with limited privileges. And I just checked and I can run CMD.

Originally Posted by arby

But who bought the computer? You refer to it as "my property" but is it really?

I didn't buy it, but it was a gift given to me by my father who doesn't live with us.

And while you're at it, you could just install linux =P. Give her the password to that and just watch her TRY to screw with it.

Haha, but then I'd have to screw with it. I'm not nearly tech savvy enough to use Linux.

Best advice is: move out and come to the north

Oh, you gotta try this:





I'm sorry that it's in danish, but the positions of different menues and options should be the same. Brugere = Users.

Also, I dunno whether the box is checked or unchecked, but make it what it isn't (if it's checked, then uncheck it and vice versa)

Once you're done with that, then log-off and there should be a third account, log onto it. From there you should be able to do a bunch of things. I'm doubt you can do all this though, but you might aswell try.

About the entire boot-disc business, it's very simple and you should be able to do it, just follow the tutorials given. The solution I gave should be the easiest.