Windows Vista and Windows 7 power users have many ways to launch a command prompt or Windows command processor (cmd.exe) with administrator privileges, rights or credentials. It’s a security feature in Windows Vista and Windows 7 that comes with User Access Control (UAC) that all processes will launch in restricted mode unless users specifically accept the elevation confirmation. For command prompt, the commands may refuse to run or have access denied error. So users need to launch command prompt will full admin rights and permission state. Here’s a few ways and methods the elevated command prompt can be opened and ran as administrator like this :-
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In order to access your mailbox you will need 4 things:
- An active internet connection
- The address of your pop mail server (e.g. mail.domain.ext)
- Your username (e.g. UserName/Email Address normally)
- Your password (e.g. Password)
The first thing to do is to open a connection from your computer to your mail server.
telnet mail.domain.ext 110
You should receive a reply like:
Trying ???.???.???.???...
Connected to mail.domain.ext.
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK ready
Then log in:
USER userName
This should give you:
+OK Password required for userName.
Now give your password:
PASS passW0rd
Should yeild:
+OK userName has ? visible messages (? hidden) in ????? octets.
To see a list of your emails awaiting collection use the
LIST
command, this will also show you the id number of your messages (e.g. 1 or 2 etc.)
To view the contents of an email type
RETR
+ the id number of the message (e.g
RETR 1
).
To delete a message use
DELE
+ the id number of the message (e.g
DELE 1
).
To leave your mailbox and close the connection use
QUIT
