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[Chewie]

This is for all you guys that have CMD blocked in your schools!!!!! =p
I believe this code works been a while since I made one...( and im on my nix machine, so I can't run it =[!)

1)Open up notepad..
2)type in-

title command
command.com
color f0

3)Save As a .BAT and run it! =]
4)And v'wolah got a CMD for ya! =]

[wahkiz]

Lol nice one, but isnt opening a batch file already launching the command prompt?

If it's disabled by system, you might have difficulty launching it itself. But if the shortcut is deleted, you can always find it in C:/windows/ =D

[Chewie]

True and no it worked at my school! =p

[MeTh0Dz]

All you need is

start

and then save it as a .bat and run it.

[v0id]

Or this one (save it as "again.bat"):

@echo off
:again
 start again.bat
 goto again

[Chewie]

Ok Ok, sorry I'm not as savvy as you guys! I was just trying to help out...=\! I didn't know those, then again I wrote this when I was a little jit!!! And didn't know anything and it worked so I was content! =p

[ViRuSS]

Why are you making this, cmd is bat file so why do you want to make it as .bat?

[phfjeld]

Oh, clever.

[morefood2001]

Schools normally block access to normal applications like my computer, cmd, etc because they can open up vulnerabilities to where the student can change operating system files, etc and damage the computer possibly. There are ways around this software and this above is just one of numerous ways.

A software program that my high school used for a long time was Fortress 101.

[Xav]

@morefood: How can I override the blocked access to cmd and stuff?

[MeTh0Dz]

Edit the registry.

Use google next time.

[Xav]

How the **** am I supposed to edit the Registry?