In my school the librarian can see what im doing on the computer and she can take over it. I want to be able to take over her computer. How do i do this?

She can do this because she is an ***** and you are not. If you want to be able to do the same thing to her as she does to you, hack into the computer tech.'s account. If your school is small/poor and doesn't have a tech., or you cannot hack into the tech.'s account, then you are SOL.

if you are at a school where no one knows what they're doing and they have windows xp home or any lesser operating system restart the computer and go into safe mode, then it'll make you the *****. If you cant go into safe mode, crash the computer (best way to do that is to shut it down while its booting up in the windows xp loading screen) and it should let you go into safe mode after it restarts. if you dont want to have to do this more than once you can change the password, but from your scenario i suggest you dont do that. my old school used to have the same program and its normally only on one computer, so you'll have to use that one. but as soon as you get in you should be able to find it and figure it out (sorry, i forgot what its called). if you dont want her to take over your computer, control alt delete and close the program, it normally runs in the background somewhere.

Saj says:
Nein, du kein.

Most schools use a program called NetSupport school client, or around those lines. You have to log into a teacher account to gain access to this program. A lot of schools have the teacher as the ***** of a certain network, like in a computer lab. That way, he/she is in control of the computers ONLY in that area. My advice, punch her in the teeth and tell her to stop blacking her screen. I tell you this because I'm too lazy to write out how I stole my computer science teacher's password, and pissed on everything she owned. (Cyber speaking, of course)

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Oh jesus. Well, happens to the best every once in a while. I was looking at it in a search. thanks for pointing it out, Cuddles.

I understand now why people get flamed on here......heh..my turn.

First of all the librarian will have the server part of whatever remote application is used installed on their computer, and the student machines will have the client part installed. So you will not be able to do shit from the student computer's (with that particular application anyway). And you can think twice about anyone going into details on how to do what your wanting, cause I'm not even gonna do it. You need to research your questions and not expect someone to hand you a fucking gold platter.

I understand mass's frustration now.

whoops, didn't even notice that, lol.

Necroposts...and now people who have no idea what an edit button is.....acb is slowly dying.