They're based off of qewpal's work on KMS_VL_ALL They're more of a proof-of-concept work than a fully fledged activator, though they can be used as one. I believe CODYQX4's 2.5.0 stable version will make all of these 100% obsolete. These kinds of scripts, while easy to create and compile, are very basic, and not very well tested. They rely heavily on the success of other programs. The main purpose of these things is to prove/debug drivers and methods so that CODYQX4 can implement them correctly. I, personally, have no intention of trying to get people to use this over MTK because it's quite inferior when you consider how well CODYQX4 tests and handles exceptions and errors. This is like a team effort to get the best activation methods going. We're like a 40s-style boxer. We'll take all comers. CODYQX4 has even begun to test using another tap adapter, so that people who have compatibility issues because of existing VPN software, will have another option (steganos etc) That's pretty much it. When CODYQX4 hits stable on 2.5, you can throw these all in the archive till the next windows version, where we have to test new ideas again.
@abbodi1406 and murphy78: great work guys on your new updates but just a little personal problem i'm facing some time ago hope you guys can help me with: Spoiler View attachment 25694 View attachment 25695 now the above pics. shows a happy activation success but, i don't have office 2013 installed , i've uninstalled it several weeks ago so what am i missing here? @abbodi1406: you might consider this update in future release: Spoiler @murphy78: you might consider this update in future release: Spoiler it's funny each of you made an essential update separately thanks for your hard works, appreciate it so much
From what I've seen, Abbodi takes a little trap. The "sc delete" just delete the registry for the driver does not load on reboot. If "sc stop" If the sc command does, the driver is still in memory. By not making the stop the driver remains in memory.
Just successfully activated Office 2013 with murphy98's latest contribution on two x86 systems (Dell desktop and Sony VAIO laptop). The activation is very fast. Also activating successfully Office 2013 x86 on two X64 PCs (Toshiba and Asus).
net stop and sc stop both do the same thing, but net stop is a little more user-friendly and less spammy. Both accomplish the same thing. I believe there is a way to remove activation sku's from your activation store. I remember playing with that stuff when I was trying to run office activation phone prompt through cscript slmgr.vbs commands I don't know them off the top of my head, but I'd guess you could remove the product keys associated with the sku and it would probably stop trying to activate it.
abbodi's 6.1.1 effort still uses windivert 1.1.0rc drivers iirc. My latest 1.1.1 wddk version uses the drivers that were just updated today... try getting the new one. The drivers fix specifically the divertclose() function that is required to successfully terminate the kernel service without crashing x86 systems. I believe abbodi used a workaround reg delete command and left any existing connection open
Maybe the old kernel service was still running? try rebooting and doing a sc stop windivert1.1 and sc delete windivert1.1 and try again?
Not yet. But I will. The new stuff made by myself works online only. That's why I'm so keen to download others' stuff for a test. Could you upload murphy78's stuff for me if you can?
okay because you gave us the source code to that but i can not compile that on windows... i never compiled any source code on windows! i know how to do it on linux
Oh, it's fine. No worries. I'm certain of my own problem now. OK. Start testing yours. Edit: You've done it again. Wonderful.