How do i take over peoples computers from my computer?

LancerRevolution · 08-10-2008, 05:57 PM

Ive always wonder how to do this,but for no hacking reason honest.(maybe later :P)But yeah there are so many times my friends ask me to help them with some software issue on their pc,or they dont know how to do something,ect.I have to get on msn and help them out,or goto their house,and only takes a couple minutes when i help them in person.Over the net on msn,wooo man takes a bit because people nowadays are pc noobs and can only use the internet.Also I want to learn how to take over another computer in my house on the same router.Im want to learn anything you can do to a person on the same network as yours,ect.

So if anyone knows how to do any of this,can you learn me on it please.I feel this could not only help me out with friends,but maybe future work also.Thanks for reading.

ShotgunSnipist · 08-10-2008, 06:03 PM

Haha. Yes, I know what you mean. So many people who don't know how to use a computer. My mom calls her Email the Internet, and I show my sister 3 times a week how to take the pictures off her camera and put them on her computer.

As for the 'Taking Over' There is an AWESOME program called Log Me In.
100% free.
but you HAVE TO download and install the software on their computer. So if your planning on using this for hacking... it's not going to work too well.

https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en

Best part is: If your at school, you can connect to your computer at home and use your home internet (no websense!!! WOOT!)

LancerRevolution · 08-10-2008, 06:25 PM

Ah cool thanks Shotty snipes :P.also forgot about that,accessing my pc from others computers.Ah ill read into this site,thanks for the up.anyone else with more info,feel free to post.

also how do i find out if someone stealing my net so i can limit or stop the net from them?
i like to have mine open so i dont have to do that typing in code in the stuff i use for wireless and when friends come wth their laptops.like my ds and xbox i have open so i dont have to type anything,just plug in and whatnot and it runs.

stkr · 08-10-2008, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ShotgunSnipist

Haha. Yes, I know what you mean. So many people who don't know how to use a computer. My mom calls her Email the Internet, and I show my sister 3 times a week how to take the pictures off her camera and put them on her computer.

As for the 'Taking Over' There is an AWESOME program called Log Me In.
100% free.
but you HAVE TO download and install the software on their computer. So if your planning on using this for hacking... it's not going to work too well.

https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en

Best part is: If your at school, you can connect to your computer at home and use your home internet (no websense!!! WOOT!)

Now that's interesting...somehow I doubt it will work at my school, though.

Gregory · 08-10-2008, 06:43 PM

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also how do i find out if someone stealing my net so i can limit or stop the net from them?
i like to have mine open so i dont have to do that typing in code in the stuff i use for wireless and when friends come wth their laptops.like my ds and xbox i have open so i dont have to type anything,just plug in and whatnot and it runs.

Just change your SSID and make the network hidden(aka not broadcasting SSID).

BTW, my school blocks logmein.

Cloud Strife · 08-10-2008, 07:16 PM

There are a number of things you can use. One, for example, is NetSupport. Total access instantly, and no way to stop it (*cough*

). My school uses it on multiple computer labs (14+ maybe?) but with a simple login to the Administrator area they cannot take over.

LogMeIn is also effective, but can be blocked, or even terminated by the "victim."

Bushor · 09-01-2008, 05:52 PM

if you need an admin account you can type in control userpasswords2 in the command prompt to make and edit accounts on the host computer. just in case anybody needed that

crudminer · 10-09-2008, 07:08 AM

an easy way to do this, presuming it's authorised access, is through MSN Messenger

If the target PC is configured to accept remote connections (right-click my computer > properties > remote tab > tick the 'Allow Remote Assistance invitations to be sent from this computer' box.

Start an MSN chat, and have your friend go to Actions > Request Remote Assistance.

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Bushor Squirt Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 29 Reputation: 10	if you need an admin account you can type in control userpasswords2 in the command prompt to make and edit accounts on the host computer. just in case anybody needed that __________________ C:\DOS\> C:\DOS\>RUN RUN DOS RUN!

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crudminer Squirt Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 17 Reputation: 15	an easy way to do this, presuming it's authorised access, is through MSN Messenger If the target PC is configured to accept remote connections (right-click my computer > properties > remote tab > tick the 'Allow Remote Assistance invitations to be sent from this computer' box. Start an MSN chat, and have your friend go to Actions > Request Remote Assistance.

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