Assassinator Wrote:

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:That's fairly standard.  A number of ways, depending on how they've added these restrictions:
1) filename based - simply rename your EXE to rundll32.exe and try running
2) location based - probably most likely.  Basically copy the EXE to somewhere on C: and try running from there

Almost no schools lets you copy stuff to C: normally.

Most do.  Windows default settings won't let you write directly to root drive, but you can create a folder and put stuff in there.
If not that, Windows requires you to have write access to:
- your profile folder (C:\Documents and Settings\<username>)
- personal and I think system temp path (C:\Windows\Temp)

So you can use those two.

Mickey Wrote:I have no C: access, can't even right-click, but ill try the renaming one :p

Use a shortcut, or an MS Office macro to open stuff / copy stuff over.