computer help (pt 2)

[Speedbump3]

His father probably paid for the computer being thrown out the window.

That is true, then I'd put it on ebay.

 

[lilmaniac2 5,000+ posts]

lol, you dad turns off your interweb at midnight, I guess thats your bedtime eh?

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

nope but he knows without enternet there nothin to do but watch tv...hes pretty smart lol

 

[Speedbump3]

lol no were just joking about it he doesnt think im smart enough to know how to get in there but i did it once and cracked his password and now this time if for 5 dollars lol...i dont have a computer just an xbox 360 with live

I don't believe your new spin. I think you are just trying to make yourself look better now. I am willing to bet he thinks you spend too much time on your Xbox and not enough time studying.

Go feed some gullible peon your BS elsewhere.

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

They both have resets you tard, just like many other consumer electronics.

but resetting the modem wont do anything as its blocked from the router...correct me if im wrong on that though

 

[Lugnutzk 10+ year member]

For all the time you spend on the internet, I would hope you knew how to spell it.

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

I don't believe your new spin. I think you are just trying to make yourself look better now. I am willing to bet he thinks you spend too much time on your Xbox and not enough time studying.
Go feed some gullible peon your BS elsewhere.

lol no thats for real but its summer now and my curfew is midnight so when i get home i cant even play...that dumb

 

[Lugnutzk 10+ year member]

Jesus Christ reset the bloody router and change the password to something only you know, and come back with another thread on how your dad is an ******* who beat you senseless and took away your computer. I want to tear into you some more.

 

[crunktimes.com 5,000+ posts]

My dad did the same thing when he found out I was looking at mature granny **** online. Sucks but thankfully I found this hack to get around it. Once you do this it will reset all passwords to 'admin' //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif, it will also keep his logins/passwords active.

Bypassing Router and Modem Security Passwords

Step1

Right-Click on the “My Computer” icon either on your desktop or in the Start Menu and select “Manage.”

Step2

A new window titled “Computer Management” comes up. Select “Storage” from the left hand side by clicking it once, then select “Disk Management(local)” from the right side by double-clicking it.

Step3

Now in the lower part of the main frame (right side) of the window you should see a nice visual of all your hard drives. Each line is a different drive. Each box on a line (with a colored bar at the top and a size displayed in MB or GB) is a partition on the drive. Partitions are separations of space on a drive. Unless you are doing something specific that requires multiple partitions, you only want one partition per drive.

Step4

First you must delete any existing partitions on the drive you are going to format. Do this by right-clicking on the partition's box and selecting “Delete Partition...” Since you already know that you will be bypassing the password just select yet to any warning the computer presents you with.

Step5

If there are multiple partitions make sure you have deleted them all since this hack will not work if you don't they might each have different drive letters (i.e. “D:” or “F:”). Then repeat the above step for each of them.

The box for the drive to be formatted should now have a black bar at the top of it and should say “Unallocated” under its size (see picture). Right click on it and select “New Partition...” The New Partition Wizard comes up.

Step7

In the New Partition Wizard click next. On the next page make sure “Primary Partition” is selected and click next. Now make the size equal to the maximum (it should already be set to it), and click next again. On the next page the computer will automatically choose the first available drive letter for the new drive. However, if you like you can choose another drive letter from the drop-down menu, and then click next.

Step8

Finally the New Partition Wizard asks if you would like to format the new partition and if so what format. Choose “NTFS” as it is faster and more secure. Leave the “Allocation unit size” as “Default.” In the “Volume label” field enter whatever name you want the drive to have. Simple is better. Avoid using spaces. Lastly, if the drive is brand new and has never been used before check the “Perform a quick format” box. If the drive has been used before leave this box unchecked. Leave the “Enable file and folder compression” box unchecked and click next. Then on the next page click finish.

Step9

The wizard will now spend a little while formatting the drive. On old or large drives this may take a while. Do not close the “Computer Management” window until it finishes. You will know it is done when the word under the size of the drive changes from “Formatting” to “Healthy” and the name and drive letter you chose for the new drive show up. After it is finished you can proceed to use your newly formatted drive.

Good luck!

 

[lilmaniac2 5,000+ posts]

Lmfao

 

[Lugnutzk 10+ year member]

My dad did the same thing when he found out I was looking at mature granny **** online. Sucks but thankfully I found this hack to get around it. Once you do this it will reset all passwords to 'admin' //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif, it will also keep his logins/passwords active.

Bypassing Router and Modem Security Passwords

Step1

Right-Click on the “My Computer” icon either on your desktop or in the Start Menu and select “Manage.”

Step2

A new window titled “Computer Management” comes up. Select “Storage” from the left hand side by clicking it once, then select “Disk Management(local)” from the right side by double-clicking it.

Step3

Now in the lower part of the main frame (right side) of the window you should see a nice visual of all your hard drives. Each line is a different drive. Each box on a line (with a colored bar at the top and a size displayed in MB or GB) is a partition on the drive. Partitions are separations of space on a drive. Unless you are doing something specific that requires multiple partitions, you only want one partition per drive.

Step4

First you must delete any existing partitions on the drive you are going to format. Do this by right-clicking on the partition's box and selecting “Delete Partition...” Since you already know that you will be bypassing the password just select yet to any warning the computer presents you with.

Step5

If there are multiple partitions make sure you have deleted them all since this hack will not work if you don't they might each have different drive letters (i.e. “D:” or “F:”). Then repeat the above step for each of them.

The box for the drive to be formatted should now have a black bar at the top of it and should say “Unallocated” under its size (see picture). Right click on it and select “New Partition...” The New Partition Wizard comes up.

Step7

In the New Partition Wizard click next. On the next page make sure “Primary Partition” is selected and click next. Now make the size equal to the maximum (it should already be set to it), and click next again. On the next page the computer will automatically choose the first available drive letter for the new drive. However, if you like you can choose another drive letter from the drop-down menu, and then click next.

Step8

Finally the New Partition Wizard asks if you would like to format the new partition and if so what format. Choose “NTFS” as it is faster and more secure. Leave the “Allocation unit size” as “Default.” In the “Volume label” field enter whatever name you want the drive to have. Simple is better. Avoid using spaces. Lastly, if the drive is brand new and has never been used before check the “Perform a quick format” box. If the drive has been used before leave this box unchecked. Leave the “Enable file and folder compression” box unchecked and click next. Then on the next page click finish.

Step9

The wizard will now spend a little while formatting the drive. On old or large drives this may take a while. Do not close the “Computer Management” window until it finishes. You will know it is done when the word under the size of the drive changes from “Formatting” to “Healthy” and the name and drive letter you chose for the new drive show up. After it is finished you can proceed to use your newly formatted drive.

Good luck!

Tried this and it works great.

 

[crunktimes.com 5,000+ posts]

Tried this and it works great.

Yes it worked good for me, we did have a power hit a few months back and it would not accept the password anymore so I had to do it over again but other than that has been working for 2+ years now.

haha dad who's the sucker now!! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

My dad did the same thing when he found out I was looking at mature granny **** online. Sucks but thankfully I found this hack to get around it. Once you do this it will reset all passwords to 'admin' //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif, it will also keep his logins/passwords active.

Bypassing Router and Modem Security Passwords

Step1

Right-Click on the “My Computer” icon either on your desktop or in the Start Menu and select “Manage.”

Step2

A new window titled “Computer Management” comes up. Select “Storage” from the left hand side by clicking it once, then select “Disk Management(local)” from the right side by double-clicking it.

Step3

Now in the lower part of the main frame (right side) of the window you should see a nice visual of all your hard drives. Each line is a different drive. Each box on a line (with a colored bar at the top and a size displayed in MB or GB) is a partition on the drive. Partitions are separations of space on a drive. Unless you are doing something specific that requires multiple partitions, you only want one partition per drive.

Step4

First you must delete any existing partitions on the drive you are going to format. Do this by right-clicking on the partition's box and selecting “Delete Partition...” Since you already know that you will be bypassing the password just select yet to any warning the computer presents you with.

Step5

If there are multiple partitions make sure you have deleted them all since this hack will not work if you don't they might each have different drive letters (i.e. “D:” or “F:”). Then repeat the above step for each of them.

The box for the drive to be formatted should now have a black bar at the top of it and should say “Unallocated” under its size (see picture). Right click on it and select “New Partition...” The New Partition Wizard comes up.

Step7

In the New Partition Wizard click next. On the next page make sure “Primary Partition” is selected and click next. Now make the size equal to the maximum (it should already be set to it), and click next again. On the next page the computer will automatically choose the first available drive letter for the new drive. However, if you like you can choose another drive letter from the drop-down menu, and then click next.

Step8

Finally the New Partition Wizard asks if you would like to format the new partition and if so what format. Choose “NTFS” as it is faster and more secure. Leave the “Allocation unit size” as “Default.” In the “Volume label” field enter whatever name you want the drive to have. Simple is better. Avoid using spaces. Lastly, if the drive is brand new and has never been used before check the “Perform a quick format” box. If the drive has been used before leave this box unchecked. Leave the “Enable file and folder compression” box unchecked and click next. Then on the next page click finish.

Step9

The wizard will now spend a little while formatting the drive. On old or large drives this may take a while. Do not close the “Computer Management” window until it finishes. You will know it is done when the word under the size of the drive changes from “Formatting” to “Healthy” and the name and drive letter you chose for the new drive show up. After it is finished you can proceed to use your newly formatted drive.

Good luck!

thanks ill have to try that lol

 

[_DjScrew_ 5,000+ posts]

is there anyway to bypass the password when getting into the router?my dad says he has a CD that when used in the CD rom drive will bypass all passwords on the computer (not sure if its true though) but is there any software i can download and burn to a blank DVD disk or something?

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[Speedbump3]

but resetting the modem wont do anything as its blocked from the router...correct me if im wrong on that though

Resetting the router would help though, dipshit. It resets it all to unsafe factory settings.