How to Remotely Shutdown Other's Computers

ok it says to contact the admin. If you arent the admin on your cpu then its not gonna work. thats why i said to do it in a computer lab or something. in a computer lab at a school there is only one profile on the computers, and thats the admin. Because the repair guys need to be able to access cmd to fix it. if you can get on to the admin profile, do that, then try it again.

 

double post sorry, but you may also want to check and make sure that you entered the correct computer name for the person (like i said, try this on urself once to make sure you do it right). you should also try and make sure that you are on the same network. If ur in the same house with eachother, then generally thats not the same network. A network uses a server such as a computer lab

 

Is there any log, or way to tell where the shutdown came from? (As in which computer)

 

Good guide, ignore Merchant, hes a bit cocky.

 

Good guide, one question: If i know the full name of the computer can I shut down the computer and when my friend turns it back on, Can I shut it down again?

 

Well I don't know good sir. Unless he changed its name, I'm pretty sure you could do it again. I dn't know. I don't have any other computers on my LAN.

 

Why isn't really true?

I always thought that free programs to download that usually cost like £300 was illegal?

 

lol thats what my teacher does to everybodys computers when hes speaking i'll have to try it on him =p

 

Thx, I didnt know about net view.

Now im really going to shut down some computers on school.

Whahahah.

About the guide, I think we all know how to do this, if you dont, just yp in cmd commands in google.

Edit:
yes they do block CMD, all you have to do is make a new text file, and put

Code:

command.com

as a line there.
Save it as something.bat and you can do anything youd like.

Code:

net localgroup administrators (username) /add

Use that to make yourself admin lolz

Code:

@echo off
net user Username Password /add
exit

To add a username with the designated password.

 

Yes, and... the other question before that one, NO. you cannot keep logs of CMD commands so they cant trace you.

 

Uh, yes you can.

A properly set up school network will keep track of ALL traffic, incoming and outgoing, meaning it can easily be traced to the computer that was used to run the command, what time it was issued, under what username, etc. Also, if you use the "comment" field in the command, the alert box will have the computer name + username of where the shutdown originated.

Command prompt is not that "under the skin" as you believe it to be. Do you think your network administrators would give you full access to it without watching what you're doing with it?

The "add your own account as admin" trick isn't really that big of a deal, as it only creates a local administrator account; it won't work anywhere else on the network.

"command.com" is not entirely the same as the command prompt, but it should be able to get what you need working. Just a note, you'll need to put that in a batch file; a normal text file will just open that line in notepad.

 

Ive seen this 9001 times to be honest.
I guess it's a decent guide though

 

Lol, This is awesome neat trick! Did it to my teacher XD
Id say the 2 weeks detention was worth it? ^_^

 

Lol. GF teachers. and I thought that it couldnt track. I cant find where mine logs it. and ive looked several times

 

Nice guide i'd say 9/10 . Helpful for hackers or targets

 

Oh, you can't hack anyone with this. All I've found you can do is do a remote shutdown using the computer name. You can also, according to CP., track their CMD log history, which is helpful to know if they are trying the same plot on you. =P

 

I know, but im talking about you can SHUT DOWN a hacker.

Edit:With acess to their computer, and CMD you can as well wipe their history.

 

wow thanks for this guide 9/10

 

np! ily

 

Remind me, why would anyone want to do this?