It's just funny to see how people with pseudo-knowledge claim to unpack PEs and locate trojans or other potential viruses. Just take a deep breath and take a second for reconsideration. A staff member would be quite an idiot if he would put a rootkit/trojan/maleware/whatever into his "solution". Downloading stuff from the internet is always a "trust" thingy, if you have a problem with that use ur brain or GTFO IMHO.
lmfao kid dont underestime ppl over the internet , just because u got higher posts u cant conclude things like this.
You've been accusing this guy way too much of something he is NOT doing. I suggest you stop especially since it's a moderator of whom you are attacking and suggesting he is malevalent in his actions
i want to know why using removewat the rearms will be decreased and there are messages in event viewer claiming that you are in the notification period and if the status isn't licensed i ask to u if this will be a problem after all rearms are over.
One queston...Why? You have installed Daz's Windows Loader so you should totally ignore RemoveWat (No need to have them both)
for curiosity i want to know more as possible of these cracks and maybe i will choose this removewat in future if something will go wrong with win7loader
Yeah, secr9tos is OBVIOUSLY a kid, that's why he is a respected developer who made the oem driver and helped with various aspects of RemoveWAT and made lots of it possible. Oh wait, is he still a kid? Your logic, to be frank, is stupid. I'm pretty sure he knows a LOT more about assembly, cracking and reverse engineering than you ever will. His post count doesn't mean everything, he's ALSO a talented member.
I'm very sure Hazar has not included anything nasty in his app. I'm also sure it's the Virus Scan Companies doing a little favour for M$ as well, just as they did when they detected the XP Keygen as something nasty which was written in standard Visual Studio 6.0 MFC and was perfectly safe. We'll have to wait until Hazar reports back if he thinks anyone has tampered with his app.
Are you kidding? My post-count has nothing to do with my point of view. I don't underestimate you but to me it seems like you are a sort of "attention w*ore" or troll. Choose what you like best. I've written three Windows 7 & Windows Server 2008 R2 activators, I'm part of Chew7 project, working together with other ppl on other projects, etc... AND YOU call me a "kid" or "script kiddy"?? What are you doing? Coding viruses with batch? This is my last comment on this issue... coz otherwise I'll get p*ssed.
LOL,even a child can do that better take up some courses..and he calls himself as a developer, i bet u s-irl.
Hopefully someone can help answer. The RemoveWAT resources contains 32-bit and 64-bit files. My problem is since this application was compiled under 32-bit, the assumptions where the 64-bit files were deployed is in question. Code: this.ProgressBar1.PerformStep(); if (File.Exists(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\System32\slwga.dll.bak")))) { if (File.Exists(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\System32\slwga.dll")))) { this.Takeown(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\System32\slwga.dll")); File.Delete(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\System32\slwga.dll"))); } this.Takeown(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\System32\slwga.dll.bak")); MyProject.Computer.FileSystem.RenameFile(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\System32\slwga.dll.bak")), "slwga.dll"); } this.ProgressBar1.PerformStep(); if (File.Exists(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\SysWOW64\slwga.dll.bak")))) { if (File.Exists(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\SysWOW64\slwga.dll")))) { this.Takeown(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\SysWOW64\slwga.dll")); File.Delete(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\SysWOW64\slwga.dll"))); } this.Takeown(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\SysWOW64\slwga.dll.bak")); MyProject.Computer.FileSystem.RenameFile(Conversions.ToString(Operators.ConcatenateObject(this.windir, @"\SysWOW64\slwga.dll.bak")), "slwga.dll"); } this.ProgressBar1.Value = Conversions.ToInteger("100"); Hazar any idea? I'm just trying to verify that things are put in place where they should be. Too lazy to crack anything these days. Thanks
Uhm... It's compiled to run as 32bit on a 32bit machine and 64bit on a 64bit machine. If you run it on a 64bit machine it'll appear as a native 64bit process but if you run it on a 32bit machine it will still work. So no idea what you mean, sorry. It's possible an old version is floating about with the compiler settings wrong, though.