Brandon said:If you don't mind getting expelled, you can do the following:
Boot into command prompt
Type format c:
Press y
Problem solved
Actually, this will work by booting into "Safe Mode Command Prompt".iyeru42 said:I did once, but that was on a 98 computer, which can still re-boot in MS-DOS Mode (Unlike our XPs) I wasn't expelled.
Tree said:Go into powerpoint and browse for a design template. Your default location will be the PowerPoint folder in Application Data. You should then be able to move freely around C:. This doesn't work on any networked drives, as their controlled by a different entity.
X3r0X said:Well this is just a if your interested fact, but anyway:
To browse your user permission scripts and see which .msi installers aren't blocked
Firstly, go into Windows Media Player. From there, select "Open" and you should be in "My Documents". If you are on a virtual drive like myself, it will allow you to keep going up and up until you are able to view the entire network. From there, select the host computer and navigate its files. You will eventually (if your on a network similar to mine) find the startup scripts, detailing how they set the permissions and what you have to alter in order to break it .
Enjoy.
Bruce said:Of course I always keep a copy of Portable Firefox and even a copy of Damn Small Linux on my flash drive for those certain occasions.
Tree said:Create a shortcut with the target CMD.