Fun with Windows login.

[Bustah1992]

in the last 10 secs, insetead of logging in as admin, you should have already logged in with hakir, D:

[noorhesson91]

cd %windir% would be easier :)

[tomheek123]

He just changed the name of the program or not?

[abunchamidgets]

in cmd you could just put in

net localgroup administrators "desired username" /add and you have a new administrator account

[boriddlin]

I tried this on my XP home lappy but osk.exe was being copied from somewhere other than the dllcache. Also, when I tried to replace the osk.exe it renamed my executable osk.exe.tmp instead of copying my executable then it replaced osk.exe with the original.

DOES NOT WORK ANYMORE.

[superant10000]

@boriddlin Yeah you should probably try it with a clean install of XP SP1 without installing updates or anything.

[superant10000]

@boriddlin Yeah you should probably try it with a clean install of XP with Service Pack 1 without installing updates or anything.

[superant10000]

@boriddlin Yeah you should probably try it with a clean install of XP with Service Pack 1 without installing updates or anything.

[pakistanzindabada]

man u r gr8!!!

love u!!!

thx keep it up

[Colpoutine]

next video go more deeper than admin power....log in with SYSTEM power =O (I know!! is scary)

[IAINMAN96]

Great video!!! You've got the world's best channel!

[mrsym0r]

how very cunning :)

I wasn't aware that dllcache could be overwritten in such a manner

[blenderuser]

cool! I think you can also replace the file that is invoked when you press shift 5 times (sticky keys or something like that), I think it's called sethc.exe :D

[ChaperonNoir]

Neat trick! I was also thinking for a moment that a batch file could have done the job but your way is the best.

[youhakim]

Thank you ChaperonNoir for your comments, I appreciate that you take time to leave comments on the videos you like.

Yes, you are absolutely right,the trick could have been easily done using a batch script, but I wanted to program an executable to replace the osk.exe file to show how you execute windows programs from C code!

Thank you again.

[johnbstroud]

The old ms-dos commands for windows XP work. attrib.exe command and dir /a to list all files. Really cool video.

[online2kil]

good video.