Windows 10 hidden feature.
1. Go to Settings.
2. Update and security.
3. Activation.
4. Click the title text that says windows 5 times.
Enjoy.
Windows 10 hidden feature
Henry Hill
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Charles Wilson
I don't use W10 so you better tell me
Connor Ward
>trollface
I don't trust you.
Henry Ross
Wow it really works holy shit wtf
Isaiah Ramirez
>I don't use W10 so you better tell me
What do you use?
Justin Barnes
It activates retail demo.
t. retailcuck
Brayden Ortiz
Windows 8.1
Asher Butler
>Windows 8.1
Sorry, no fun for you.
Levi Mitchell
Adam Gomez
It bricks your computer there is some sort of .NET error that corrupts the OS.
Christopher Price
whoa didn't know this
Daniel Gonzalez
> Winblows 10™
JUST
Ayden Mitchell
Hang on, can this be done without admin?
Michael Thomas
anyone have a test machine that can try it on? wondering if this is a way you can wipe a computer without admin.
Jaxon Hernandez
you fucking little shit op now my main pc is fucked up and i lost all my data im typing this on my phone i have your ip im gonna come kill you
Carson Robinson
Maybe bate, but still.
He didn't read the prompt... OP's fault somehow.
I do believe this is a PEBKAC.
Matthew Barnes
how can you possibly think i was serious, jesus christ.
Benjamin Anderson
You never know.
The programmer's job is to make things idiot proof. The universe's job is to make better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
Luke Nguyen
shut up you massive fucking faggot
Connor Gray
Indeed I am good sir.
Mason Flores
Eat a dick motherfucker
Acting tough behind a screen
James Davis
Shame we can't get this to not show the popup and trick some folks into running it :)
Grayson Barnes
Ok. so this wipes the PC, But it also has an admin retail demo account that comes with it. if this can be done without admin rights, it could be a way to get into the admin's files without having to remove the drive.
1, let it wipe the PC,
2. login as the demo admin with the password "trs10."
3. download and run Recuva on to get the data back.
Julian Barnes
Try it in a VM. This would be gold if it works.
Angel Diaz
>recover data after format and reinstall
Luke Taylor
Matthew Ward
Jace Lopez
it's a format, not a wipe. the files are still there somewhere.
Andrew Hall
Chances are it would just be a quick format. After all, they would just be expecting this to be done on fresh windows, with no real consideration for sensitive data. Recovery of data would then be trivial.
But this could be done off an on a Linux boot disk, but this has the advantage of just looking like windows doing something, and when you get back in you can pretend you are using the computer normally while your recovery tools run in the background
Nicholas Miller
Installing a windows 10 dev environment now in Hyper-V. Going to play around with something here. I have an idea, Will let you know what it is and how it goes in a sec.
Sebastian Parker
>sides
>orbit
Ryan Brooks
Nearly their guys. Not long now.
Cooper Carter
No, In the VM you are required to have admin to enable. when you click windows 5 times you will get a prompt to enter an admin password.
Ian Davis
>use admin account to get admin privileges
Nolan Barnes
After the first restart, however, you have unrestricted access to all other users and the system. With this retail mode being mostly an afterthought to most people that may be setting up group policies, if you have an Admin with restricted privileges, This could be a way for them to get full control of the system
Angel Wood
Not very exciting, unfortunately, as you need to be an admin to do it. Unless you have admins that have a restricted admin account of some kind where the place they work has overlooked the retail mode in windows in the group policies.
Maybe if a standard user got access to retail mode somehow as well. but I cannot think of a situation where that would be required.
Carson Edwards
Windows 10 Hidden Feature
1.Install Gentoo