IR5 - The Official Windows 7 Rearm Solution

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  1. bluealien

    bluealien MDL Member

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    #881 bluealien, Jul 2, 2010
    Thanks. I'm currently reading up on it on technet. Never had the chance to test it and I was curious.
     
  2. JaguarXJ12

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    #882 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    The best thing about an VHD is that you can easy make an backup of it and use that if files get corrupted, that way you can recover from things instantly, just delete the VHD and replace with backup, other then that you can probably do as rmittal proposed.
     
  3. timesurfer

    timesurfer MDL Developer

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    #883 timesurfer, Jul 2, 2010
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    @rmittal

    IR4 Will work on any "normal" setup so if you go that route IR4 will work ;)
     
  4. JaguarXJ12

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    #884 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    I just want to state that testing things in an virtual enviroment is the best thing you can do, VM Ware and Virtual PC is among the best tools out there to go virtual today.
    It gives you that confident of that if something goes wrong you can easy restore and that your main system is untouched.
    It's one of thoose tools you can't live without.
     
  5. timesurfer

    timesurfer MDL Developer

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    #885 timesurfer, Jul 2, 2010 (OP)
    Now you tell me...lol I'm familiar with vb but forgot to use it til I think 2.9 :eek:

    Just goes to show how harmless IR4 is even in testing...lol
     
  6. rmittal

    rmittal MDL Novice

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    #886 rmittal, Jul 2, 2010
    I have tested software that work in VM but failed in Real Machine and vice versa. However it does prepare you for some possible eventualities which you may not be able to think about beforehand.
     
  7. JaguarXJ12

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    #887 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    Absolutely
     
  8. rmittal

    rmittal MDL Novice

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    #888 rmittal, Jul 2, 2010
    I activated my Win7 VHD using ODIN, Daz loader is also working but it modifies file on system disk (XP Pro Partition).
     
  9. JaguarXJ12

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    #889 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    That's great to hear, as long as you're satisfied rmittal then it shouldn't matter which method you choose.
    Congrats!
     
  10. rmittal

    rmittal MDL Novice

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    #890 rmittal, Jul 2, 2010
    I really wanted to have untouched (almost) method.
     
  11. JaguarXJ12

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    #891 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    Yeah and sometimes not everything work for everybody, the best thing to do is actually test yourself forward to see which solution that fits you most.
    I usually test things and if it work like I want it then it stays for good.
     
  12. timesurfer

    timesurfer MDL Developer

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    #892 timesurfer, Jul 2, 2010 (OP)
    If you count the "Rearm Task" as "touched" then just delete it and do manual rearms. Then there is nothing on your machine. Seems though that MS will not seek and destroy a task since they would assume someone using the whole trial would set up a task to automate the rearms. And we did ;) Some people like to be slightly interactive in the windows 7 solution. To actually know what the hack is doing and to be in control of it
     
  13. JaguarXJ12

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    #893 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    I think I have said it earlier but I say it again, the whole idea of using Windows in infinite trial mode is pure genius, and you're absolutely right, Microsoft would never suspect an task in task manager, brilliant.
     
  14. timesurfer

    timesurfer MDL Developer

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    #894 timesurfer, Jul 2, 2010
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    Well you just told them...lol But I think they won't limit tasks since they they should allow someone to test the 120 days with a task to simplify

    We just add

    Code:
    slmgr /rearm
net stop sppsvc
net start sppsvc
    as to avoid unnecessary restart ;)
     
  15. JaguarXJ12

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    #895 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
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    I have said it many times before but I say it again, Windows 7 is the most easiest system to cheat to date and thanks to you who found this and made this possible we're all here discussing it today.
     
  16. timesurfer

    timesurfer MDL Developer

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    #896 timesurfer, Jul 2, 2010
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    Yea but actually BOX found it then madsheep! discovered it through PAYMYRENT's messing madsheep!'s machine up then MasterDisaster posted simple reg cmds. Then mcclausky did the GUIDE (manual rearming) then eventually I wanted this to get made into a easy to use GUI and finallly MasterDisaster helped me develop and finish it.

    At least subkeys getting deleted in RE!

    Deleting subkeys in Windows would be a different program indeed because well think of what you wouldn't need any more and how it could really infinitely be run by one task forever ;)

    IR4 3.2 "The next evolution of rearming" :eek:...lol
     
  17. Smorgan

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    #897 Smorgan, Jul 2, 2010
    Most def agreed on the cheating part even thou I'm not complaining...
    As far as I know there are 4 ways to cheat the system...

    1. MAK/KMS/Legit key
    2. IR4
    3. SLIC BIOS
    4. Get rid of activation but keep the updates at the same time...

    Well at least theres one good thing I won't be buying any more windows 7 copies for a while lol...
     
  18. JaguarXJ12

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    #898 JaguarXJ12, Jul 2, 2010
    Feels like we're all part of a great piece of history being written here today.
    When we're old things like this is what we will look back on haha.
     
  19. timesurfer

    timesurfer MDL Developer

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    #899 timesurfer, Jul 2, 2010 (OP)
    Someone who could say "timesurf" would already be "looking back" as you call it...lol ;)
     
  20. HSChronic

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    #900 HSChronic, Jul 3, 2010
    thanks, I will try this out. I need a way to keep my servers activated without tripping the token expiration. This will just let me keep those machines in eval forever thanks!!
     
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