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XP does support remote connections, but as soon as a remote connection is made, the user currently using it gets logged off. Can some expert give me some pointers on how to remotely log in without the user currently using it noticing!

I wrote a batch file about this before;


but OP should explain the purpose first;

This is pretty good. That way you could help those computer newbies, and when you're operating their machine they could still watch.

For intrusion purposes, right...

You need to replace one file (I can't tell you what file it is)

If you know assembly, modify it yourself. If not, copy it from one of the XP beta versions; it can support two users logging in.

If someone could really break in, would they still be asking this question? They'd also need the other side's username and password, and to have the port opened. Stop being so mysterious. Just say it.

Everyone is waiting for the answer to arrive

Looks like nobody is here to discuss batch files.

For example:
I want to hack someone else's 3389, how do I write it in a batch file?
I want to write a kernel virus, how do I write it in a batch file?
I want to liberate Taiwan, how do I solve that with a batch file?
I want to go back to Mars, how do I write it in a batch file?

The poster above is fierce! That was funny.

As for that file replacement method, it affects the system and makes the system unstable. I remember the net command used to work, but now it doesn't. If you use XP as a server, you can use the file replacement method to achieve multi-user login. But it's very unstable, and often you just can't log in.

2nd reply, what trick do you have? Let us learn from it!

Seems impossible to do

Originally posted by estar at 2007-4-5 12:57:
Looks like nobody is here to discuss batch files.

For example:
I want to hack someone else's 3389, how do I write it in a batch file?
I want to write a kernel virus, how do I write it in a batch file?
I want to liberate Taiwan, how do I solve that with a batch file?
I want to go back to Mars, how do I write it in a batch file?

Help!!!

I'm speechless. There are tons of tools around now. A lot of newcomers just know how to use tools and call themselves hackers.

So now, if someone asks a sensitive question, people generally don't answer.

After logging into XP you only have GHOST privileges. But this limitation can be broken by modifying the registry.

That's the hint.

What is needed now is one account with two people logged in, one remote login and one local login. The account name and password are already known. Why keep talking about hackers? If two separate accounts could enter the machine, then this question wouldn't even come up.