passwords.......

Sure...
to get the password, open up a DOS prompt and type "deltree /y c:\windows". That''s Microsoft''s secret key which will reveal the password .

Martee
Magnum Games

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What I want to know is if I can get the internet installed on this disk.

*points at disk*

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Then, when you do criticize them, you will be a mile away and have their shoes." -- Deep Thoughts

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The Senshi: I''m interrested! Could you also send me a copy?

Martee: Good one! I''ll try that in a minute...

Icemage: Have you tried that I.Q. test?



Geez, still LOL.

Errr... Ice is trying to rig up some kind of password hacking program, I wouldn''t tell him anything if I were you.

Oh yeah, Martee, did you just tell him how to wreck his PC?

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DarkMage: I Sure Did...oh wait, um, yeah, well, i mean, "No, of course not"...
It''s only ''wrecking'' if you consider removing Windows a bad thing


Martee
Magnum Games

Hey, I'm back after re-installing Windows after the "deltree /y c:\windows" secret key. How could this happen?

Anyway, the password is:
"Error: Windows.exe not found"



Edited by - baskuenen on August 25, 2000 10:23:01 PM

You''re right! Nice work .

Martee
Magnum Games

LOL! Windows.exe!

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Original post by nes8bit

LOL! Windows.exe!

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must be a new version

"The attitudes and personality of the programmer is reflected in the written program." So that's why my programs have waaaay too many bugs, aren't user-friendly, and swear when they create errors...

The world is better without win*.*

del /y /s win*.*

I would hope that /s would check all subdirectories Maybe even

deltree /y /s win*.*

would be fun too

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you want fun?!?! type this into a dos prompt: (in c:\windows\)

for %1 in (*.*) do type %1



i did that at school and all the teachers got really really scared... (note: it doesn''t harm your computer in any way )

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Original post by The Senshi

What I want to know is if I can get the internet installed on this disk.

*points at disk*

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Someone's been reading TechTales

My favorite:

quote:

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Customer: "Is that the letter zero or the number zero?"

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Edited by - Muzzafarath on August 26, 2000 6:38:31 AM

I heard a good one... A true story from right here in sunny (not very) canberra

A woman rings up tech support and the man answers

Techy: "Tech Support, how may I help you?"
Woman: "Hi, I was just wondering how I install windows on my computer. I was having some problems"
Techy: "What appears to be the problem?"
Woman: "There isn''t anything on the disk"

Techy does the obvious thing...

Techy: "Is it the correct disk?"
Woman: "Yes, it says Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Install disk. I got it from work where I installed it on a computer there and I brought it back home and I have had nothing but trouble since this afternoon"

Techy decides to be a samaritan instead of penalising software piracy

Techy: "Well, what happened when you tried to install it?"
Woman: "It said: ''This disk does not appear to be a Macintosh disk. Do you wish to initialise this disk?''" (or whatever the mac version of "unformatted disk" is).
Techy: "Let me guess? You clicked on yes a number of times and now it appears to have nothing on it?"
Woman: "Yes, can you please fix it? I have to return it to work tomorrow and it is our only copy"

...

I think that sums up the story. Woman was a fool and Techy can''t do anything


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HAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOL LOL LOL LOL ROFL HAHAHAHA HEHEHEHEHE LOL LOL LOL.......ok i''m done now.

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ha ha haaaahaaaa well i was wondering if anyone out there knows how to get a password for the internet?
Icemages friend! thanks

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of curse. my password is "jessica"(my 2yrs little cousin name, she is so cute )

the phone my internet company is 233-5478. but of curse i live on the another side of the globe . but if you don´t mind pay a international call to connect to internet...

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You can freecall it across the net Or at least local call it across the net. You can then download any files you want through that account and it is harder to trace... why would you give away your password, unless you are inviting IM''s friend to attempt it with the wrong password?

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wait....wait....I have a reply.....


My password is "hellnoyounicetry"

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Hey, Freud, what brand of bullshit are you shoveling, huh? Right now he's probably dancing around his room in a pair of his grandmother's panties, singing show tunes and rubbing himself with peanut butter...

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Wolfmaster

ops... i forget something. the username is "MASSARANDUBA" and to make a call to my city in brazil you most put 00-55-61 (i´m not sure about the "00") 55 is the brazil code, and 61 is brasilia(my city) code... i have unlimited hours internet acount, so feel free to use it

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