(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Theres a few ways i know how to currently access CMD even when blocked!

First method: (Use windows Powershell) [{ONLY IF INSTALLED}]
Go to start>programs>WindowsPowerShell it might not exist, or similar name, run it, and its same as CMD.

Second method. (Use batch scripts) [{ONLY IF BATCH WORKS}]
Open up notepad, write your cmd commands spacing them with a line break:

Example
@echo off
ipconfig>ipdetails.txt
exit

Ok, if batch does work, but when you run a script, it says you can not access CMD still? ok, try this last method:

Open notepad, write in "COMMAND.COM", save it as CMD.BAT, (Remember save type as "All files") now run it, and it may work!


Just dont use ' net send * "**** You all!" ' The IT admins will :dingding: you! :pirate:

Hope this helped. :beer:

Why shouldn't i "left" my CMD commands down? :carling:

But i did do the "command.com" one and it didn't work

Did you write it in capitals?

no, i guess that's the problem?