only thing that makes this dumpster fire usable
only thing that makes this dumpster fire usable
not really programming and probably butchered the execution on that cmd but this felt like the only place it would be funny to post it
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Oh wow, a security disaster. You know, you can temporarily escalate your privileges if you need to modify Program Files, right? It's just one UAC prompt away.
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oh god not the UAC 🤮 so I use a lot of software that needs to be able to handle files too and some that gets temperamental with things that mess with full screen. I get what UAC is for but for my daily use it's basically a rake for me to step on
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F/ ?
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shit, I meant /F.
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Thankyou
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What does this even do ?
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takes ownership of the C disk in windows and gives administrators full priveledges for program files. by default they belong to "trustedinstaller" which bars you from using a lot of your own computer, even if you make an admin account.
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I’d guess it allows administrators to read write all files in c
But I’m it positive
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at this point just login as system or trustedinstaller lol for elevated stuff i usually use 7zip as admin or system(nircmd)
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You can log in as trustedinstaller???
do you mean like accessing your files in the 7zip interface? I hadn't thought of using that for anything besides zipping. that's clever
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PS C:/Users/you> .\psexec.exe /s /i cmd.exe -
idk if its system or trustedinstaller that i literally logged into and launched a "user session", its been a while since i played around windows. but yeah it kinda works although it breaks explorer heavily (lol)
just use a normal admin user and use nircmd to run 7zip totalcmd etc as SYSTEM
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Pairs nicely with
rd /s /q "C:\"-
the perfect space saver
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Something something delete system32
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I find it more funny that people including yourself don’t know if it’s correct or not.
It’s about 6 clicks in the gui.
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It's about 6 clicks in the GUI 💀
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I've used that method too. switched to using cmd because the GUI has crashed before while making changes to large amounts of data. with more recent versions of windows the more unstable it seems to get.
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So this is what it looks like when I Windows people read our shell commands.
I was thinking the same thing. I feel kind of bad now.
Also: this is what it would look like if Linus wrote a CPM kernel instead.
Your username rules
Why is it all uppercase? It looks so wrong, eventhoughI don'tknowwhat the runes mean.
(I know windows supposedly doesn't care, it should matter for command options though)