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To send messages, apparently hackers have their own unique way. Want to know? Here's how to send messages with CMD like a hacker. Let's see more only on JalanTikus!

Communication between one computer to another, this is the reason why the network was born. With the network, we become easy to communicate with each other. Communication with the network itself has various applications, starting with chat, VoIP and others.

To send messages, apparently hackers have their own unique way. Want to know? Here's how to send messages with CMD like a hacker. Let's see!

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Here's How to Send Messages with CMD Like a Hacker

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Reported through a video on Youtube. So that your messaging style is anti-mainstream, you can try this hacker-style messaging. Only with CMD, without any application.

Without further ado, you can see how to send messages with CMD like a hacker as follows.

Steps How to Send Messages with CMD Like a Hacker

Step 1

Press "Win+R", then fill in the column "Services.msc" and continue with "Enter".

Step 2

Find the service process named "Messenger". Right click, then click "Properties".

Step 3

In column "Startup Type", change to "Automatic". End with a click "Apply".

Notes: Steps 1 through 3 must also be performed on the computer that will receive the message.

Step 4

Press "Win+R" once again, then fill in the column "CMD" and continue with "Enter".

Step 5

Now you can start sending messages with the following code format: "NET SEND"

Example: NET SEND 10.3.68.200 Hello, how are you?

Step 6

On the computer that received the message, a notification like the following will appear.

Additional Tips

If you are using Windows 8 or 10, the process name appears to be service "Messenger" has changed to "Messaging Service". Basically the same thing, just a different name.

For more details, you can also watch the original video as follows.