How to Remotely Shutdown Other's Computers

Yea that sucks. Some schools do block them. and if you block CMD you cant get anything

 

What happens when it doesnt allow u to view properties? :S

 

I did this at the start of the year. Me and my "elite" team of hackers shut down the admin computer. Lawl. They didn't expect to have a bunch of computer nerds come in and ruin their shit. Well, we didn't mess that much up, we just shut down the admin computer and every other computer in the school shut down. We weren't caught either, although it really wasn't a big deal when you think of it. Anyways, 10/10, I really liked how it was layed out and it had nice pictures. Thanks, even though I already knew how to do this. =D

 

lol did this to my teacher

 

very, very nice.

 

Im gonna use this at school xD.

Nice guide.

 

when you cant view properties your administrator has blocked them. That means you cant do this unless you figure out another way to see the cpu name.

 

Nice guide,im going to try this on monday and try to shut down the teachers Computer

 

It doesnt work on my computers....Ive seen this guide before...But nice cause u added pics =]

 

i dont think it works.. i tried shutting down my laptop that is connected to the same access point. nothing happened, tried net view, and all it showed was my computer name.

 

it needs to be on the same server network. you cant just shut down anything. You need to be running off the same server. (offices, schools, etc)

 

AHAH this is awesome, thanks so much. wish i was still in high school.

 

Yea its best for schools and offices. You can try it on your home network if you use a server, although very few people do this. I once did it at my dad's office and shutdown the guy in the next room. Luls? Yea, i think so. Its great for revenge, april fools, etc.

 

Very Cool!

 

Thanks. its quite easy tbh.

 

Good guide i'm gonna go to a hub and try it

 

Never thought of that. Should try it.

 

This is hilarious! I will use this at school!

 

I'm currently revamping this guide into a v2.0 and it'll include other little tips to shortcut you there, make them do it themselves, and accidental shutdowns.

 

rofl nice