64bit Interface Test for LocalHost (UniKMS/KMS Activator 6)

Heres something for the 64bit guys to test.

Instructions: Run it, go through all items in both sections and tell me the result.

Note: The menu window is auto-centering, (screen-center), hence move the CMD window out of the way if they overlap, not the other way around.

Thanks.

View attachment LHUITest.7z



At the ones who like to download stuff just for the thrill of doing so:

This file is not an application. Its merely an interface test.

It has no actual functions at all, neither regular nor hidden.

Ergo: Unless you intend to test the interface and provide some feedback you are totally wasting your bandwidth if you download this.

 

Thanks for the feedback. Im quite relieved to hear that this one works.

(This was on a 64bit system, right?)

Maybe soon, maybe never.

Im not quite sure yet whether i should make a 'unified' version or two architecture-based versions (so that the existing one can stay as it is) but i will post my decision once i made up my mind.



PS: If anyone would like to vote for one or the other, feel free to do so.

I always like to hear what the users think.

 

Thanks for the feedback. Glad to hear it works from a second person.


Yeah, some of the lines are clickable although they shouldnt be. (In fact all are.)

Im not exactly a fan of this fact either but theres nothing that can be done.

Also since clicking them wont do any harm (nothing will happen) its something that can be easily ignored...

 

I am now leaning towards a unified app too, for the simple fact that it will be easier to maintain one build of an app than two different ones.

I have much too little time anyway, so in the long run this just seems to be the wiser choice.


As for an ETA; after checking through the main script again i was glad to see that the conversion will be way less complicated than i initially assumed. (Or should i say feared.)

Actually, unless i missed something, i merely have to replace each of the old interface related lines with a new one, (which shouldnt take much longer than 30 minutes since many of them can be copied/pasted), and then convert the items of the old all-in-one resource into individual resources to meet the new requirements...

 

Thanks everyone for the feedback.

Glad to see that nobody has had any problems so far.