1. Start -> Run -> Write cmd or command and press Enter.
2. Write \\PC-NAME\Folder\CON\CON and press Enter. (or it can be written in the Run window)
Where:
- PC-NAME is the remote PC you want cause this screen to appear.
- Folder a shared folder on that computer
But there's one but: it might not work in Windows 2000 and later versions.
You can try something interesting too, every version of Windows has a file called autoexec.bat on the system drive (C: usually), by adding a couple of lines in it, you can prevent others from running Windows unless they press Ctrl + C (batch break command), here are those lines, add them in the begining, I'll comment each one after the '#':
@echo off #turns off message displaying, unless you write echo message to display the message
:loop #creates a label, will be used later
echo Error: Fatal system error (code: 0x00fb43) #displays the error message (you can use this one, I didn't copyright it ;-) )
pause #pauses and asks for a key to be pressed
goto loop #goes back to the loop label
You only need to add the text marked with bold, enjoy! And remember, only Ctrl + C can stop it, so it can be used as some sort of password to prevent "wrong" people from using the computer.
Edited by SkyRunner, 14 September 2009 - 12:35 PM.














