Monday, 7 March 2011

Remote access to other computer

Some times we need and sometimes just for a trick we can enter into another users pc very easily.The thing that we need is that he/she should be connected to a same lan network on which you too are connected and you know his ip.

Well i mainly use it when all of my friends are playing games like counter strikes through lan,i just slowly come out of game and enter to their system and shock them afterwards while placing a notepad file on the desktop with my comments on it...:)

Well so the process is:

 

1.Open command window.

2.Type the following at the Dos Prompt
Nbtstat –A IP address

3.Now what we want is some thing a hex no like

<20>
4.You can proceed only if you see this <20> ,else you cant.
5.Now look to the accessible files by writing
Net view \\<insert ip_address here>

6.Now enter to the system
Net use x: \\<insert IP address here>\temp

*temp is the accessible file i am using as an example*

7.Now just access it as you want to.


NOTE: This trick is feasible only on windows xp.

3 comments:

  1. This process worked for me. But my question is why should it require technical knowledge to make this work? You would think that MS would want the average PC user to be able to take advantage of remote desktop features. Instead, everyone is forced to 3rd party providers. Nothing against the 3rd party providers of RDS (proxy networks is my top choice - http://www.proxynetworks.com) but I don't see why this should be necessary for everyday consumers.

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