The screenshot shows APTRA which means this is an NCR machine. I've commented on threads here before about how freaking vulnerable and buggy many of the NCR ma

The screenshot shows APTRA which means this is an NCR machine. I've commented on threads here before about how freaking vulnerable and buggy many of the NCR machines are, since they are essentially running Windows XP and are infrequently manually patched with the monthly fixes. There's only three major lock types for the older machines and the internal cage has several PS/2 and USB drives open. There's a manufacturer admin password (one for APTRA Advance and one for APTRA Edge) that lets you get into XP and then you can do whatever you want.