After SLUI Restart, the WPA Default keys automatically is replaced on empty reg.keys, as IR5 Rearm Concept ... Restoring the default rearms [ 3 / 4 ]
But is does screw trusted store? And why run out rearms hence you need task trigger at 30 days I would strive to stay within 30 days and never use any other rearms like IORRT/AR does hence work 1 rearm with little or no reboots Hence I still think getting WPA delete past service and trusted store is way to go and what I would do as a IR5 future solution Nice want to be credited co-dev for new IR5 ...lol
This is method works flawless without restart, the changes is directly connected into Kernel Protection, this is crashed with injection, and enabled after SLUI restart, restoring the Registry Keys... Basically it's instantly reset concept, the system becomes to 30 days if have trial key installed; I've tested with W7SP1 and become's 30 days + 4 rearms without reboot ~3 Seconds.
Well I'd like to be co-dev on this so should we all 3 do this although I'd like to see it in .cmd unless the code would be MS safer if in encrypted .exe I'm in if I can be a part of this however Great job's guys This just opened up W8 ideas as well and is still not hardware dependent I believe Might be the coolest new rearm/reset type solution ever Awesome JC
Ahh, that error. The pesky files are being used by another process after a certain method. (I think it's File.Copy() I'll work on fixing that.
So you guys did it! I knew you could. If there is any way I could help, (like compiling the new method in a C# program), or anything, I would love to help.
The biggest problem is the null'ing "R" string offsets with no total crash on slui, slui must return an specific error running the normal module, not a total crash, if this, not work in the part of restricted memory access, the rest is not hard ... Also in sync injection at the exact moment the module that is running ...
Converting the "R" as hexadecimal = "52" to replace as "00" offset in the memory without total-crashing the app, becomes the initial point of adress running patched in the memory with success ...
I've implanted dll injection to MBR Regenerator, for SFC restore at reboot and force repair SLUI MUI Files, using other method of dll offset replacement / injection, doesn't compatible with SLUI ... Not only SLUI, has several other files that can be crash the Kernel Protection ..