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[Aquaviperbite]

 

 

[Tan3l6]

No 

 

 

[PorkishPig]

4 minutes ago, Aquaviperbite said:

So at my school, all the computers have cor i5 4440 and gtx 650 in. (bit much for running powerpoint and word) 

And I thought I'd take advantage of this but I need administrator permissions to run exe files on the computers. Anyway of getting around this so I can play Minecraft at school lmao? 

If there is a policy preventing you from running .exe files, you cannot get around the restriction. Even if you could get around these restrictions, the computer is not your property, and should only be used with authorized applications.

[RadiatingLight]

It's not worth it, You'll probably just get in trouble and it's hard to circumvent admin permissons.

 

 

 

However, you can if they have the BIOS unlocked (which they probably do)

Best way I can think of is to use something like a password reset usb stck (like the one linus showed here: 

*You can also make and download your own without buying it.

 

another option is to just get a bootable OS on a USB stick (like linux) and run that from the BIOS, but that won't give you great performance for Minecraft.

[Elad.Evron]

2 hours ago, Aquaviperbite said:

So at my school, all the computers have cor i5 4440 and gtx 650 in. (bit much for running powerpoint and word) 

And I thought I'd take advantage of this but I need administrator permissions to run exe files on the computers. Anyway of getting around this so I can play Minecraft at school lmao? 

Just YOLO it and still one...... or get a PC with a CPU from the last 10 years with integrated graphics, that should also run minecraft fine. (I actually think that like the IGPU in a Sandy bridge CPU could run minecraft fine) 

Edit: yeah, data on the internet shows it could prob run 60 FPS in reasenble setting with the IGPU) 

and if you have like intel integrated UHD 500 or more you wont have any issues with high settings minecraft