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Ah, good times. Win95 used to crash so much, that my brother and I became quite adept at resurrecting Explorer by causing a surviving process to trigger it. Eve
by devrandomguy 9y ago
Ah, good times. Win95 used to crash so much, that my brother and I became quite adept at resurrecting Explorer by causing a surviving process to trigger it. Eventually, we discovered the infamous "Login? No, just help yourself to the desktop" hack. No one cared, it was normal for stuff to be broken.
https://imgur.com/rG0p0b2 https://imgur.com/rG0p0b2
- nickpsecurity 9y agoNice. I never saw that one. I used the password rename trick from DOS. You'd think it would cause problems by looking weird. Trick for that was doing it on non-target's machines and leaving software on there to do glitchy stuff in general. People just shrugged and moved on.
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- merb 9y agoon windows 95/98 in most networks you could just click cancel since the anonymous logon wasn't even disabled.
- mkosmo 9y agoAnd even if it was, there were ways to get anonymous execution through the task manager, or the infamous help-dialog login bypass.