09-26-2010, 11:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-23-2010, 09:56 AM by Resistance.)
Ok basically, what this does is gives your Application Administrator manifests which means the application can change anything to the system. Kinda easy and hard to do but WORKS... Now open up Visual Studio 2010! Please Reply if you liked/need help!!!
STEPS WITH A VISUAL PROSPECTIVE:
1#. Open up Visual Studio 2010
2#. Go To Centextmenu and find "Project" then hit "<Project Name> Properties..."
3#. Now find the Button that says "View Windows Settings"
4#. Coding Time (Yes this language you are seeing is XML.)
Now it gets difficult, Hit the Shortcut Keys: CTRL + F and Switch Tab to Quick Replace.
5#. Now Enter the Following Code into the Following Quick Replace Boxes.
FIND WHAT:
Code:
REPLACE WITH:
Code:
6#. Then hit the Replace Button and Save. Now you have just given your Application an Administrator Manifest, now please, use this with trust because I don't want to get blamed for showing you how to make an application to hijack a computer LOL...
Enjoy, L3g1tWa5te a.k.a. MaiTriCks
STEPS WITH A VISUAL PROSPECTIVE:
1#. Open up Visual Studio 2010
2#. Go To Centextmenu and find "Project" then hit "<Project Name> Properties..."
3#. Now find the Button that says "View Windows Settings"
4#. Coding Time (Yes this language you are seeing is XML.)
Now it gets difficult, Hit the Shortcut Keys: CTRL + F and Switch Tab to Quick Replace.
5#. Now Enter the Following Code into the Following Quick Replace Boxes.
FIND WHAT:
Code:
Code:
<requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker" uiAccess="false" />
REPLACE WITH:
Code:
Code:
<requestedExecutionLevel level="highestAvailable" uiAccess="false" />
6#. Then hit the Replace Button and Save. Now you have just given your Application an Administrator Manifest, now please, use this with trust because I don't want to get blamed for showing you how to make an application to hijack a computer LOL...
Enjoy, L3g1tWa5te a.k.a. MaiTriCks