At my school, the teachers have a program to view everyones screen
to see what they are doing...Is there any way to stop them from doing
this so we can go on blocked sites and they wont notice?
The guide is really good for the common person, however once your tech sees that your messing with gpedit they usually will disable your login, I usually like to use a privilege escalation exploit, as schools usually use software that is a few years old, and has plenty of free holes, and if you create your own login, then you can't be tracked.
Accounts like that only have different local policies applied to them, my guide gives a few ways you can get those permissions on your own account.
Try using the registry and gpedit.msc (details in the guide), and you'll be able to do the same.
I've had several others come to me saying the same thing.
I currently have two solutions:
1.
Get to command prompt any way possible, and type "mmc". This will open the Microsoft Management Console, the frame program that opens .msc programs.
Use File > Open and find gpedit.msc in system32. Select it, and click "Open".
2. The admins blocked you from gpedit with a registry entry. If you can find out what entry they used, you can change it even if you don't have access to the registry.
Any registry edit can be converted into a kind of command string you can run from Command Prompt or the Run box (can be accessed from ibprocman.exe, details in the guide). I will look into this and try to get the commands for you as soon as I find the time.
i may like runescape, but i know my limits, unlike yu nerds playin at skool lmao gettin laughed at by ur friends n by gurls no wonder u guys r so desprate n get no gurl lol
In case you didn't bother reading my post, I only mentioned Runescape to make the guide relevant to this site.. as last time I looked it was about Runescape.
my middle schoolis really intense,he even told me abouyt alot of things that arent in the guide that didnt work.my schools tech geeks are smart about blocking stuff.