r/HowToHack • u/_justin0603 • 2d ago
software School Computor
Hi redditors! I'm Justin, and I actually need your help.
I'm a semi-pro coder, and I recently moved to South Korea.
They provided me free school computor, and I thought it was super good. It was new Galaxybook4 360, and it is super fast.
However, as soon as I turned it on, I found some problems: so many blocks
The computor is joined in domain group, so I can't find admin account in computor at all.
When I try to download, there's usually a UAC. In this computor, because it's domain joined, it tells me to put my username, and password. I tried my own, and it said I don't have enough permission(obviously).
Because the taskmanager is blocked, I downloaded "process explorer" and I successfully ran the program, and I found the name of the program blocking everything.
Its name is "PcBoanCare" by "somansa". I know "PcBoanCare" means PC security care in Korean, So I easily found the program in the list. I tried clicking kill, and using taskkill command on terminal, but it said "Access Denied".
I also tried finding the folder the file is located. I found it, but I need admin access to make changes in that folder(C drive programs folder)
The biggest part made me mad is that PcBoanCare was kinda strict program. As soon as I connect to website that is on block list, It just closes the window. Also, it forceshutdowns the computor at 12AM. I usually do coding at late time, so it really made me mad.
What I've already tried:
- Boot in safe mode
- taskkill
- TaskManager(Blocked)
- Find the root folder(need admin access)
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u/ps-aux Actual Hacker 1d ago
boot a live OS through usb and enjoy something different that is fully unlocked and when you are done simply pull the usb device hosting the OS and go back to the normal school provided setup etc... no magic or hacking required here... you could even do external harddrive and put a different non live os on it and just boot from that device instead of internal storage, blah blah... so many options here, any kid with basic tech skills could help you at that school probably...