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How do you get admin privileges for a limited user in windows without using another OS to do the hack?

@proxx If you happen to know any tutorials on volume shadow copy could you please post the links to them and BTW thanks a lot for the reply.

@ande Could you tell me how to escalate my privileges if you happen to know how to and BTW thanks for the reply.

Staff node: edit your damn posts, brah.

@Jboeggs Let's assume we want all possible 7 character strings. That is 64,847,759,419,264 strings. So it takes quite some time to generate these strings. BTW thanks for the reply.


@DaNePaLI You are absolutely correct! If you don't mind I would like to point out a minor mistake in your code, you forgot to assign plist to a new list. So, here is the working code for the password generator which is much faster! Thank you very much again! If anyone is using the previous code please use this!
#!/usr/bin/python3
from itertools import product
import random
def pwdgen():
    location = input("""Where do you want to store the words generated? (File Location) (Please specify the directory with / rather than \)""")
    maxlen = int(input('How long should the words generated be?'))
    file = open(location, 'w')
    plist, variable = [], ()
    while len(variable) <= maxlen:
        variable += (str(random.random()), )
    for variable in product(range(33, 127), repeat = maxlen):
        tstring = ''
        for i in range(0, maxlen):
            tstring += chr(variable[i])
        file.write(tstring + '\n')
        plist.append(tstring)
    file = open(location, 'w')
    file.close()
    return 'Done!'

Staff Edit
Do not double post

This python code below can generate all possible strings of a specified length with all the characters present on a U.S. keyboard (94 characters) and store them in a text file. Hope this will be helpful!

from itertools import product
import random
def pwdgen():
    location = input("""Where do you want to store the words generated? (File Location) (Please specify the directory with / rather than \)""")
    maxlen = int(input('How long should the words generated be?'))
    plist, variable = [], ()
    while len(variable) <= maxlen:
        variable += (str(random.random()), )
    for variable in product(range(33, 127), repeat = maxlen):
        tstring = ''
        for i in range(0, maxlen):
            tstring += chr(variable[i])
        plist.append(tstring)
    file = open(location, 'w')
    for i in plist:
        file.write(i + '\n')
    file.close()
    return 'Done!'


P.S. : Sorry for the confusing variable names

thanks for the reply man!