----------------------------------- Dk-ChiLi Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:52 pm Help with School Ms-Dos ----------------------------------- hey, my school is very restrict and i am just wondering if there is a way of opening Ms-dos by using Turing. Can anyof u that might know how to do this please help me or tell me the code?? ----------------------------------- [Gandalf] Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:57 pm ----------------------------------- They probably did it for a reason... :? Last I heard, they had restricted Turing from accessing files that you don't have permissions for. I am sure if you search the forums you will find many methods to try to 'get around' these protections, but they may not succeed and you use them at your own risk. ----------------------------------- Dk-ChiLi Wed Oct 05, 2005 7:15 pm ----------------------------------- thanks for the advice,, some friends of mine actually got to open ms dos from turing but i dont know the code. I went to Program files in c: through Dreamwaver but ms dos was restricted by admin. The only way is by Turing. ----------------------------------- StarGateSG-1 Wed Oct 05, 2005 8:45 pm ----------------------------------- Why do you need to get into DOS, there is no reason for it, except that is you plan to cause harm to the system. ----------------------------------- beard0 Thu Oct 06, 2005 7:52 am ----------------------------------- I can attest to legit reasons for getting in to dos, having used Turing for just that at my high school. My school had the old dos version, so all you had to do was go to File... Shell. With windows Turing, you can accomplish some of the same things by putting any dos command that works under windows ms-dos in Turing's system () procedure. If you're really feeling gung ho, you could even make a simulated dos environment Turing program. ----------------------------------- msimard8 Mon Oct 10, 2005 1:18 pm ----------------------------------- try this open a notepad file in the first line type command.com then save as title.bat then click on the bat file thats what we do ----------------------------------- cycro1234 Mon Oct 17, 2005 10:23 pm ----------------------------------- 1) Create a new shortcut and in the box write COMMAND.COM 2) Make a text file and pop in some cmd prmpt cmds. Then rename it to your_filename.bat. Bingo, it's like having cmd prmpt. I believe they can track you when you use command prompt, however. So stick with batchfiles. TDSB does it anyways. I could be wrong though. ----------------------------------- Jekate Tue Oct 18, 2005 6:27 am ----------------------------------- I used turing to open files that were I couldn't get to at school. It opens the games, but some only work for WindowsXP : var ans : int loop cls put "Which game would you want to play? Press the corresponding number." put "Type 100 to exit." put "1) Minesweeper" put "2) Hearts" put "3) Solitare" put "4) Spider Solitare" put "5) Freecell" put "6) Pinball" get ans if ans = 1 then if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/winmine.exe") then end if elsif ans = 2 then if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/mshearts.exe") then end if elsif ans = 3 then if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/sol.exe") then end if elsif ans = 4 then if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/spider.exe") then end if elsif ans = 5 then if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/freecell.exe") then end if elsif ans = 6 then if Sys.Exec ("C:/Progra~1/Window~1/Pinball/pinball.exe") then end if elsif ans = 100 then exit else put "Stop trying to mess with the program!" delay (3000) end if end loop If you want to open ms dos using WindowsXP try this: if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/cmd.exe") then put "It works" end if or for non WindowsXP users: if Sys.Exec ("C:/WINDOWS/System32/command.com") then put "It works" end if ----------------------------------- MysticVegeta Wed Oct 19, 2005 2:45 pm ----------------------------------- how about making it work for every OS? if Sys.Exec("%oot/system32/cmd.exe") then put "eh?" end if ----------------------------------- cycro1234 Wed Oct 19, 2005 4:00 pm ----------------------------------- Somebody wants to h4x0r their school's network..... ----------------------------------- Jekate Wed Oct 19, 2005 8:01 pm ----------------------------------- Lol, maybe. Maybe not, but they have our computers locked down like you wouldn't believe but...the so called "nerds" at our school have ways around it. ----------------------------------- w00t Wed Oct 19, 2005 8:40 pm ----------------------------------- watch out for those nerds they will dominate one day .. :P :P ----------------------------------- Jekate Thu Oct 20, 2005 5:41 am ----------------------------------- Yes, they will. There are many people in the world today that have no idea how things work anymore. The "nerds" are up with technology and have an idea on how things work. ----------------------------------- MysticVegeta Thu Oct 20, 2005 1:41 pm ----------------------------------- opening cmd is pointless. Its not going to "h4x0r" school network, if you really need to "h4x0r" school network, figure out how to open restricted ports and transfer your scripts through that port from your house. chances are 80% you will get caught, because I bet they have some kind of monitoring their school network, If on the other hand your school is conntected through WAN to many school (board network) 100% you will get caught, its a stupid thing to do.