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Try n figure this one out...

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Trinic

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I have another comp here in my room and was telnetted into it for the hell of it, and i was wondering if it was possible to telnet the computer through telnet...
i tried everything and have done alot of research online but im resulting to hard forums hopefully u can help me...
i started out attempting a regular format while in session but ofcourse the drive is in use so its locked and wouldn't work...
i then went on to trying the debug.exe command in telnet with the subcommands;

F 200 L1000 0
A CS:100
MOV AX,0301
MOV BX,0200
MOV CX,0001
MOV DX,0080
INT 13
INT 20
[Enter]
G
Q

and then pop-up comes up on the other computer with the msg, "16-bit MS-DOS Subsystem
debug.exe An application has attempted to directly access the hard disk, which cannot be supported. This may cause the application to function incorrectly. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application." So thats not gonna work

My next attempt would be editing the autoexec.bat file with the command, "format /q /x /v:Label Disk c:" so that it would run the command on bootup before loading windows 2000. I'm able to copy the autoexec.bat to my computer, edit it, and send it bak to my other computer but when i restart nothing happens because autoexec.bat is no more loaded on startup in windows 2000 and is only available in the c: for legacy reasons...

I wanna know if anybody knows of any other way possible to make the autoexec.bat active once again on startup before windows is loaded...

or

even another way to get this done...jus to remind u, this is my other computer and am the type of guy that when i wanna know how to do something, ill spend all the time necessary to see how it can be done, cuz nothings impossible...

Alright thanx alot guys and hope you can help,
~Trinic
 
A telnet session is run under it's own memory space.

Windows is good about watching what programs are trying to do.
If you can't format the system disk sitting in front of the PC (while windows is running) than you cant format it remotely.
 
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