[killr]

hello everybody how r u all?

I wanna ask about ms dos if i can show some word seam Encrypted password

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This post has been edited by killr: 01 December 2008 - 03:47 AM

[HighDarkTemplar]

Try to describe your problem a bit better please. It really gives us little "to work on"....

You want to see what's in the ******** piece of "text", it's a bit problematic in DOS but you can do it in normal windows with tools like this showpassword tool or try googleing for another one yourself. Hope it helps!


-Nerevar

[iamtheky]

yeah, thats totally not DOS.

a search for asterix password recovery should help, maybe + windows command prompt

[Ponch]

Yeah, that's totally not asterix password recovery.

The OP wants to type some command or input in a DOS box without it appearing readable on the screen.
What OS we don't know. Probably XP.

[iamtheky]

if your interp is correct you deserve those stars.

I went with nerevars translation so at least the answers were linear towards retrieving plain text from the asterix in a command prompt.

Although it indeed may not be the query.

[killr]

Unfortunately, the lack of clarity

I have a code required a user name and password

At the time of writing the password box I want to hide or show when writing in the form of Stars

look this code batch

Quote

@echo off
start /wait %comspec% /v:on /c "mode 40,10 & title Login Window & color 1e & echo. & set /p name=Enter Name: & set /p pswd=Enter password: & cls & echo name=!name!>login.txt & echo pswd=!pswd!>>login.txt & exit"
for /f "tokens=1* delims==" %%i in (login.txt) do (
if %%i==name set name=%%j
if %%i==pswd set pswd=%%j
)
echo Name is %name%
echo Password is %pswd%

save this on cmd and tes if run will show box say enter user and pass

now I wanna know how can hide this pass if I type on cmd or Encrypted like star

This post has been edited by killr: 17 December 2008 - 02:28 PM

[jaclaz]

FYI, check this thread where a similar question has been asked and replied to :
http://www.msfn.org/...howtopic=126348

I would guess that being C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
we can rule out:
DOS
WIN9x/Me
Linux
Solaris

Which leaves us with NT/2K/XP/2003 and possibly Vista/2008 and maybe even Windows 7

jaclaz

[cluberti]

The color scheme and font seems to indicate Windows 2000...