system32

can someone tell me the command for deleting system32...i was not able to find it anywhere...im just wondering... ...really...im not planning to use it on
anyone

ok now i dont wana sound like a pain in the a** but how do you send a command to a network pc...e.g. i want to shutdown -s -m \\ahs_1508_w17 -t 10
shut down the pc in 10 sec for the network pc..how???

 

Why on EARTH would you want to do that? I don't think it can be done in Windows. That's a HIGH DEMAND folder of system files. Even if you booted into safe mode, there will be files in this folder that are in use, preventing you from deleting them. If you could boot at a lower level, and manipulate the filesystem without running Windows, it might be possible, but this WILL BREAK YOUR WINDOWS INSTALLATION. I can't see an operation like this being done for anything but malicious purposes, so I won't comment further.

You've got the command here right, but you have to run it as administrator of the remote machine. See this link for a description of the 'runas' command which would allow you to specify the username and password of the administrator on the remote machine.

 

I'm making a judgement call to close this thread. I've read your past posts, and I can't help but think you are up to no good.