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lanschool air emulator #8

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randomstuff69 opened this issue Nov 23, 2024 · 1 comment
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lanschool air emulator #8

randomstuff69 opened this issue Nov 23, 2024 · 1 comment
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so basically you know that thing where it logs into your school wifi on windows with the login to : [school] what if we could emulate that and send a fake screen from our account so the teacher doesnt get suspicious because my computer isnt on his lanschool screen

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iwannet commented Nov 28, 2024

I would run lanschool on a vm, so the teacher only sees that screen

How to Run Lanschool on a Virtual Machine

If you want to run Lanschool on a virtual machine (VM), here are a couple of options you can use:

  • VirtualBox: This is a free tool that lets you create and run virtual machines. You can download it here.
  • Hyper-V: This is built into Windows. Just search for "Turn Windows features on or off" in your Start menu and enable Hyper-V.

Steps to Set Up Lanschool

  1. Install Windows on Your VM: After you’ve set up your virtualization software, create a new VM and install Windows on it.

  2. Log In: Use your school account to log into Windows on the VM. (important cuz it will probably auto install and configure lanschool for you)

  3. Install Lanschool (optional, only if school doesnt do this automatically): Once the Windows VM is up and running, download and install Lanschool.

What to Do If Lanschool Doesn’t Start

If Lanschool won’t launch, it might be detecting that you’re using a VM. Here’s how to make it less obvious:

Hiding Your VM (Only If Lanschool Detects It)

Using VMware is a good option here because it allows you to make your VM look more like a real computer. Here’s how to do it:

Steps to Configure VMware

  1. Find Your VM Folder: Go to the Documents folder on your computer. Inside, you should see a folder called "Virtual Machines."

  2. Open Your Windows VM Folder: Find the folder for your Windows VM and open it.

  3. Edit the VMX File: Look for a file that ends with .vmx. Right-click on it and open it with Notepad.

  4. Add a Line to the File: At the end of the file, add this line:

    smbios.reflecthost = "TRUE"
    

    This helps make your VM appear like your actual computer, which can help avoid detection.

  5. Save Your Changes: After adding the line, save the file and close Notepad.

Alr bro, i hope i helped you

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