Registry Question....

[dgseik]

A IT guy just came to my office and set something to my computer and i can't go online...I found out that my "RUN" has disappear and i can't even go to the "Network Connection" to set my IP.

I know that there must be something else to do with this registry thing...is there anyway to make the "RUN" come out or set my IP to go online??

the thing is i still can see all the "control panel" thing and the "Computer Management"..
does that will help me to do the configuration??

thanks....

 

[Markbnj]

My office door locks, and I never let those guys in.

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: Markbnj
My office door locks, and I never let those guys in.

if they were any good they wouldn't need to go in to your office to begin with 🙂

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: dgseik
A IT guy just came to my office and set something to my computer and i can't go online...I found out that my "RUN" has disappear and i can't even go to the "Network Connection" to set my IP.

I know that there must be something else to do with this registry thing...is there anyway to make the "RUN" come out or set my IP to go online??

the thing is i still can see all the "control panel" thing and the "Computer Management"..
does that will help me to do the configuration??

thanks....

Ask them what they've done and why - has a new company policy been implemented?

 

[dgseik]

hhm...he was the IT support for my company...and er...guess he won't be telling what he has done...hehe...anyway to get to the registry to reset the setting??hehe...think like i am too bad for this...hehehe

 

[nweaver]

Please don't bypass company restrictions, it will get you in trouble, and the IT dept mad at you (never good) and at worst, Fired.

Restrictions are in place for a reason, if you have a reason to bypass those, go to your manager

 

[KoolDrew]

Originally posted by: nweaver
Please don't bypass company restrictions, it will get you in trouble, and the IT dept mad at you (never good) and at worst, Fired.

Restrictions are in place for a reason, if you have a reason to bypass those, go to your manager

 

[Mr Smiley]

1.Go to google.
2.Search for something like... "remove run registry" (without qoutes)...or something.
3.Make a reg file and execute it.
4.Get fired from your job.
5.More job opportunities for me.
Also stop smoking the freebase.

 

[PC Freak]

go to - My Computer - C drive - WINDOWS - system32 double click cmd.exe

first I would do a ipconfig /all and see what your settings currently are..
Use the Netsh command to config your network settings
Example:
netsh interface ip set address name="Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.33 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 1
first ip is your ip next is the subnet mask and the third is the gateway then the metric. u need to set the dns's too

 

[Malak]

Originally posted by: KoolDrew

Originally posted by: nweaver
Please don't bypass company restrictions, it will get you in trouble, and the IT dept mad at you (never good) and at worst, Fired.

Restrictions are in place for a reason, if you have a reason to bypass those, go to your manager

 

[OdiN]

Yeah...piss off a good IT guy and you may end up with a computer that starts up and displays a wallpaper and absolutely nothing else.

 

[dgseik]

Originally posted by: PC_Freak
go to - My Computer - C drive - WINDOWS - system32 double click cmd.exe

first I would do a ipconfig /all and see what your settings currently are..
Use the Netsh command to config your network settings
Example:
netsh interface ip set address name="Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.33 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 1
first ip is your ip next is the subnet mask and the third is the gateway then the metric. u need to set the dns's too

wooo....cool man....thanks for the tips...will try it tomoro the 1st time reaching my office.....lets get it bump.....

 

[rasczak]

they probably set you up that way so you could stop surfing the web instead of working. if you fool around witht he settings, you might be setting yourself up for unemployment line.

joe

 

[dgseik]

Originally posted by: PC_Freak
go to - My Computer - C drive - WINDOWS - system32 double click cmd.exe

first I would do a ipconfig /all and see what your settings currently are..
Use the Netsh command to config your network settings
Example:
netsh interface ip set address name="Local Area Connection" static 192.168.1.33 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 1
first ip is your ip next is the subnet mask and the third is the gateway then the metric. u need to set the dns's too

cool....thanks..PC_Freak....Its really works....