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Reminds me of "tourist info" kiosk computers that were installed in our city when I was in high school. It was clearly windows XP based, with a customized locke
by janci 8y ago
Reminds me of "tourist info" kiosk computers that were installed in our city when I was in high school. It was clearly windows XP based, with a customized locked down browser. Only the city webpage was allowed. It could open PDF files by embedded Adobe Acrobat reader. If I remember correctly, there was a right-click menu that allowed the print dialog to open, where you could select print to file and open an file save dialog. There you could locate cmd.exe or explorer.exe and right-click and open.
- dx87 8y agoThat's similar to an old login bypass you used to be able to do on Windows 95. Here's a short gif demonstrating how it worked https://i.imgur.com/rG0p0b2.gif https://i.imgur.com/rG0p0b2.gif