I hope this isn't a stupid question, but I know very little about this subject. Essentially, I'd like to hack a PC at work and change some policy options on the down-low. I intend nothing criminal or overly unethical (eg. setup a keylogger or vandalism.) This (XP-based) PC is part of very loosely-coupled WAN, one PC per location, and over a thousand locations across the entire corp.
Essentially, I'd like to hack this PC to permit me to install a couple apps (eg. Open/Libre Office), so that I can work at work and not at home. (The PC essentially has only Internet Explorer installed.)
I already have a working LiveXP disc. It's my hope there is a way (maybe via RunScanner) to hack this PC, if someone out there has a Group Policy Object Editor plugin. Anyway, thanks in advance tor your consideration....![:thumbsup:]()
Essentially, I'd like to hack this PC to permit me to install a couple apps (eg. Open/Libre Office), so that I can work at work and not at home. (The PC essentially has only Internet Explorer installed.)
I already have a working LiveXP disc. It's my hope there is a way (maybe via RunScanner) to hack this PC, if someone out there has a Group Policy Object Editor plugin. Anyway, thanks in advance tor your consideration....
