Well thanks for the answer to all three of us who tested this and posted feedback! So the idea in posting this was just to get ppl to test it. I know this is development and there are betas of things but three of us tested it, I'll wait for abbodi1406 to decide if this new method is worth implementing. Why posts something and then say.. Being as it's failed for three of us would it not be worth deleting the OP.
No it wouldn't. It could be that the exe works fine but we simply need to modify the driver installation process or something. It's hard to build on someone else's work when someone goes and deletes things that aren't perfect the first time it's uploaded. It worked for me, but subsequent reboots have proved problematic.
I really wish ppl would stop deleting posts! There was just a post by rrohela about the dependency on C++ 2012 runtimes relating to further development of this - it's now gone.
i deleted coz, I don't know that post was making any sense or not.... That was something like this....
Surely it would be better to go back and edit the post and give a brief explanation which would warn people whether the post "makes any sense or not" Deleting posts makes it difficult to follow other posts. Deletion of posts should only be carried out by admins and should only happen on occasions such as people getting banned. Please, everyone, stop deleting posts.
I've figured out what the issue was. The firewall call was being screwed up by the gotadmin call. It was changing the directory output of %~dp0 so that long directory names were being shown as the shorter "~" variety... The program seems to work well once you get past that hurdle, though I'm sure we'd all prefer if someone could go through and remove the dependency to msvcr100.dll I don't know enough about programming to do that. All I know is that if you remove the dependency it requires the program to be ran on a certain type of system such as windows x86 instead of like being able to run the same program on a Linux with the redist installed. Since we're using it to activate Windows, it wouldn't matter that it was platform specific, so if someone can remove the dependency, I'm sure we'd all appreciate it. Anyway I'll up it soon and mod the previous post to notify of the newer version
Code: Attempting to activate Office 15, OfficeProPlusVL_KMS_Client edition Remaining Period: 180 day(s) Product Activation Successful Attempting to activate Windows(R), Professional edition Remaining Period: 180 day(s) Product Activation Successful No Installed Office 2010 Product Detected... Press any key to exit...
KMS_VL_ALL-WinDivert-1.0.5-v4 Activation Successful This is not the way through Tap Driver, is indeed a good way And a lot of fast running Thank zm0d and murphy78
Tried it and it works for me too after visual studio 2012 redist installation. It would be greate to consider those: 1) remove the dll dependency (if possible); 2) add daily/onstart schedule task creation for a perfect clean and unlimited portable reactivation. Thank you for the greate job!
Thanks. Did the same, uninstalled C++ 2012 v4 runtime package, copied .dll to x86/x64 folders with FakeClient.exe - all working fine. Would be another improvement along the way if FakeClient.exe could be compiled without the .dll dependency.