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Administrator - Balls - 03-08-2013
My mom put this gay admin password so that I can't install anything with her putting in the password (she's afraid im going to download a virus or something. Im not that stupid) and I want to crack. I DO NOT want to change it, but simply find out what it is. If anybody knows of a program or code or something that can help me with this, please lmk about it. I might have a reward if it works. Also, a method to install programs without the admin password would help too.
RE: Administrator - 3SidedSquare - 03-08-2013
Can you give us a little more info?
I'm assuming you're running windows, what version?
Post any other restriction-ey things
Have you tried getting around it?
- Download, and attempt to execute a .jar
- Do you have access to cmd.exe, or command.com? Elevated or non-elevated?(Can you create new accounts?)
- Are you able to execute .fla, or .swf?
- Do you have access to task manager? Elevated or non-elevated?(Can you kill and re-start exporer.exe?)
- Do you need the password to use the install wizard, or to execute any .exe?
Please post more info.
RE: Administrator - Balls - 03-08-2013
(03-08-2013, 03:45 AM)3SidedSquare Wrote: Can you give us a little more info?
I'm assuming you're running windows, what version?
Post any other restriction-ey things
Have you tried getting around it?Anyway, your best bet would be Cain and Able or some form of keylogger like Dark Comet or Cyber Gate
- Download, and attempt to execute a .jar
- Do you have access to cmd.exe, or command.com? Elevated or non-elevated?(Can you create new accounts?)
- Are you able to execute .fla, or .swf?
- Do you have access to task manager? Elevated or non-elevated?(Can you kill and re-start exporer.exe?)
- Do you need the password to use the install wizard, or to execute any .exe?
Please post more info.
I run Windows 7 64-bit version
I have Norton Antivirus on (It automatically deletes anything suspicious. I cant turn it off)
I can access command prompt
I can execute .swf. Not sure about .fla
I need the password to use install wizard, but not to execute any .exe
The keyloggers you gave me both need the password + were automatically deleted by my antivirus
RE: Administrator - w00t - 03-08-2013
Ophcrack.
RE: Administrator - Balls - 03-08-2013
(03-08-2013, 03:54 AM)w00t Wrote: Ophcrack.
I already tried that. Stupid enough, it needs the admin password.
RE: Administrator - 3SidedSquare - 03-08-2013
Norton is made professionally to be secure; thats it's only job. You're better off spending time getting a job and buying your own computer rather than trying to get around Norton.
RE: Administrator - Balls - 03-08-2013
(03-08-2013, 04:34 AM)3SidedSquare Wrote: Norton is made professionally to be secure; thats it's only job. You're better off spending time getting a job and buying your own computer rather than trying to get around Norton.
I definitely wouldn't buy a new computer. I just wanted to see if any of you had an easy way out.
RE: Administrator - JackDaniels - 03-08-2013
This might do it.
http://www.anarchyforums.net/Thread-Tutorial-How-to-hack-administrator-account-on-a-school-or-job-network
If you don't have access to the system32 folder use a live cd (Backtrack for example) and then I think you're good to go.
RE: Administrator - Ultimatum - 03-08-2013
LOL. Norton and Secure? Those two words don't fit together in the fucking universe.
No no no no no no no no. There are a million ways to fuck up Norton. The registry for one, change one bit and you fuck it up. It slows your computer down by 93% and has a detection so horrendous, your virus has to be 37/37 FUD (I know /sarcasm) to be detected, and yet sometimes Norton might just say "Name seems legit = not a virus
". Norton is a joke.
@OP, use cmd and use netuser to create a new account, Idk about your elevation, but you should try that.
RE: Administrator - Slacker - 03-08-2013
You should be able to disable the norton coverage, and download backtrack on to a disc, installing it off of a disc should not require a password and shit. If this does not work, let me know I might be able to help you out another way, its a little tricky but it works!