How can I bypass Windows XP security?

dahagaku wrote:

> I have a Limited Account on my home computer, and I want to do things
> that require an Administrator Account. I have asked if I can have an
> Administrator Account, and the answer is no. So, I have to resort to
> trickery.
>
> How can I bypass the security measures in place? Whether it's finding
> out the administrator password, making windows believe I have an
> administrator account, whatever.

Buy your own computer do what you want with your property.

You steal cars, too?

dahagaku wrote:

>
> I have a Limited Account on my home computer, and I want to do things
> that require an Administrator Account. I have asked if I can have an
> Administrator Account, and the answer is no. So, I have to resort to
> trickery.
>
> How can I bypass the security measures in place? Whether it's finding
> out the administrator password, making windows believe I have an
> administrator account, whatever.

Ask your parent or employer.

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dahagaku wrote:
> I have a Limited Account on my home computer, and I want to do things
> that require an Administrator Account. I have asked if I can have an
> Administrator Account, and the answer is no. So, I have to resort to
> trickery.
>
> How can I bypass the security measures in place? Whether it's finding
> out the administrator password, making windows believe I have an
> administrator account, whatever.
>
>
>
>


Ask your parents.


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In article <dahagaku.4d53810.RemoveThis@pcbanter.net>, dahagaku.4d53810
@pcbanter.net says...
>
> I have a Limited Account on my home computer, and I want to do things
> that require an Administrator Account. I have asked if I can have an
> Administrator Account, and the answer is no. So, I have to resort to
> trickery.
>
> How can I bypass the security measures in place? Whether it's finding
> out the administrator password, making windows believe I have an
> administrator account, whatever.

No ethical person will help you bypass your current restrictions - they
are there for a reason. If the person that owns the computer and/or
network put them in place, you are bound by that restriction.

If you want freedom, purchase your own computer and your own internet
service.

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dahagaku wrote:
> I have a Limited Account on my home computer, and I want to do
> things that require an Administrator Account. I have asked if I can
> have an Administrator Account, and the answer is no. So, I have to
> resort to trickery.
>
> How can I bypass the security measures in place? Whether it's
> finding out the administrator password, making windows believe I
> have an administrator account, whatever.

Purchase your own computer so you can use it like you want.

Not saying what you want to do is not possible/plausible - to the contrary -
people with a little knowledge and time and open physical access to whatever
computer put in front of them can (and have) get full access to just about
anything on it (although encryption can cause some trouble only solved by
social engineering or more time with the system than the indivual has) - but
if you were one of the people even capable of perhaps someday doing such a
thing, you are not demonstrating it here.

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