Scaring people with Splashtop

[Guest]

Soo Installed Splashtop on a school pc here.

I have the Everywhere Acces pack and I scared a girl from my class shitless, hahaha.

She was on Word and then I typed 'Hello'

She clicked it away, luckily I had another Word doc open and I typed: why did you do that?

I swear she was terrified, hahaha.

I did tell her afterwards though.

Ahh the benefits of knowing technology.

[Lays]

LOL.

 

On teamviewer once I, and a friend were helping a buddy and we disabled his ability to use his mouse/keyboard.

 

He spazzed out and shutoff his PC

[Rorgash]

LOL very awesome

[ERSCreeper]

Best thing about apple remote management is that you can take control with the built in software

[dragosudeki]

Few years back in my class, our teacher was able to remote the computers in class and my friend knew that. But another friend plugged in a wireless mouse and moved it around and watched as the first friend was complaining to the teacher. >.<

[kuzimins]

Similar story for me. My friend was at my PC watching some horror movie and i was away sitting in a bus, and i started messing with my pc and he almost shit himself. 

[Dopey]

Back when I was in high school, in my networking class some fruit taped paper (a troll face) under each and every mouse in the lab so that it was unable to work.

 

Nobody realized what the problem was until near the end of the class.

Sometimes, the issue isn't as complex as you may think lel.

[Kyl3]

Create a shortcut to a porn site and remotely click on it then yell for the teacher at the same time.

[Guest]

Genius, GENIUS.

I am currently on the crapper at home, controlling the school pc which is in another city.

I think I scared away the person who was using it 1 hour ago already with my sporadic mouse clicks.

This is true power.

[Askew]

At my school, the head of IT was a wonderful troll, he used to allow students to wear headphones as long as you did not disrespect him by listening to music when he was speaking.

 

Obviously some students would disobey and have the headphones on when he was addressing the class, he would not say anything but instead wait for the perfect opportunity to use remote desktop and suddenly open max volume audio files of horrible screaming noises on the PCs of those students. :lol:

 

I've saw some jolting heads in that class lol, the newbs who knew not of his ways.

[Guest]

At my school, the head of IT was a wonderful troll, he used to allow students to wear headphones as long as you did not disrespect him by listening to music when he was speaking.

 

Obviously some students would disobey and have the headphones on when he was addressing the class, he would not say anything but instead wait for the perfect opportunity to use remote desktop and suddenly open max volume audio files of horrible screaming noises on the PCs of those students. :lol:

 

I've saw some jolting heads in that class lol, the newbs who knew not of his ways.

Dat teaching.