SURVPC Digest - 12 Sep 2000 to 13 Sep 2000 (#2000-286)
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2000 00:58:32 -0500, I wrote:
>> A problem with most cybercafes is that they have their systems
>> set up in such a way that the users are not permitted access to
>> the operating system. There is no way the users can delete
>> anything. :-(
On Thu, 14 Sep, Eko Priono responded:
> What OSes they use? Here most cybercafes still use Win9x as
> their favorite. They do protect the browser's "options" menu
> with Poledit and such, but usually forget the backdoor; you
> could still entering Control Panel or DOS prompt from Start
> Menu <g>
No you can't. Most cybercafes here use either Windows 95 or Windows 98.
As stated in my post, the systems are set up in such a way so that the
users are not permitted access to the operating system. You cannot
access the control panel. When you click on the start menu you cannot
access programs. You cannot access Windows Explorer because it is a
program. Of course you cannot access the MS-DOS prompt either. :-(
Regards,
Sam Heywood
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