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Arneckian
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17/01/2005
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984
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17th February, 2006 at 05:25:53 -
At my school, our Administrator has complete control over our computers and USB's. He can remotley access our personal files. Is there a way to stop him from doing this by using the Network object or something? Please Please help me.
Phizzy is God. Mod him.
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Assault Andy
Administrator
I make other people create vaporware
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29/07/2002
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5686
    
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17th February, 2006 at 06:36:23 -
Don't connect to the network.
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Arneckian
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17/01/2005
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984
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17th February, 2006 at 07:01:00 -
I mean at school when we log on.
Phizzy is God. Mod him.
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Dark (DOE)
Registered
25/04/2005
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160
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17th February, 2006 at 07:18:59 -
Well at school you really should have nothing to hide lol.
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"Why do we need this?
Who was it that said,
Great things come to great men
Well that f**ker lied to us
There's nothing here but a wasteland."
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Radix
hot for teacher
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01/10/2003
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3139
   
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17th February, 2006 at 10:31:47 -
It's possible (though why you think you can use MMF is beyond me), but I'm not doing your research for you. Especially when you've provided nil information.
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DeadmanDines
Best Article Writer
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27/04/2006
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4758
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17th February, 2006 at 13:11:08 -
Describe your network;
What restrictions are imposed?
Can you access the hard disks, or is your access limited to networked folders only?
The best method in my experience is to hide things rather than trying to prevent the college admins doing something that they have server rights to do (in this case, accessing your folders and USB ports). Chances are they know more about Networking than you do, so if you try playing them at their own game you could get very badly hurt indeed, lol.
If it's just files on the USB pen that you wanna hide, then there are ways, if u have a NTFS formatted pen. 
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moonbird99
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03/04/2004
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910
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18th February, 2006 at 00:49:42 -
LOL (really loud) I bet your teacher is pulling her hair out (from the roots - with blood?)
to start press any key ...... where's the ANY KEY??
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Leighton Williams
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24/04/2005
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173
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19th February, 2006 at 01:16:36 -
In XP you can send messages and it's quite funny too, annoying friends that are trying to do work is funny too.
If you fail, try try again... You'll get it in the end
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Arneckian
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17/01/2005
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984
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19th February, 2006 at 10:37:32 -
On our network, there are 3 drives, Floppy(A), Install(I), User(U). Install provides all files we need(tutorials and stuff) and User has 30mb of "personal" space. C drive is restricted along with Control Panel, Run and Search. I have found a way into C drive. You log on as seclib(Secondary Library) and double click on programs. I cant hide anything because our admin is always logged on as me and veiws everything I do. Please help me!!! How do you send messages?
Phizzy is God. Mod him.
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Leighton Williams
Registered
24/04/2005
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173
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19th February, 2006 at 11:24:10 -
YOU MIGHT NEED TO MAKE A SHORCUT TO c:\(wINDOWS FOLDER)\SYSTEM32\CMD.COM
YOU ENTER THE LINE BELOW AND PUT THE USERNAME OF THE PERSON YOU WANT TO MESSAGE.
msg (USERNAME HERE)
IT WILL THEN BRING THIS UP IN COMMAND PROMPT.
Enter message to send; end message by pressing CTRL-Z on a new line, then ENTER
Hi, I like to annoy and this is annoying!!
TO MY KNOWLEDGE IT ONLY WORKS ON XP, MAYBE 2000.
If you fail, try try again... You'll get it in the end
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X_Sheep
I had a custom rating before it was cool
Registered
01/03/2004
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1313
 
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19th February, 2006 at 11:39:44 -
^ the first step can be done much easier. Click the Start menu, click Execute, then type cmd.
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Klikmaster
Master of all things Klik
Registered
08/07/2002
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2599
 
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19th February, 2006 at 11:43:35 -
Yes, but his run command is disabled
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Arneckian
Registered
17/01/2005
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984
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20th February, 2006 at 09:56:25 -
I have already tried to access CMD.exe... It is restricted.
Phizzy is God. Mod him.
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