RedPill Enabler

I looked and there is nothing about that name present. I just reinstalled this build so nothing should be wrong, the previous version worked for me.

 

Still gives me the same error with the new version -_-

 

Open %temp% and make a new folder with the name "RedPillE". That worked for me

Edit: Tested on a second machine. It is working

 

I have unlock Touch logon, Ribbon, featured in User CPL etc.

You not understand, if you touch slc.dll files, after some time - service Software Protection check slc.dll checksum and stop working. Most function in system are disabled (Start Menu broken, window Computer Properties not work and many others. IE9 close after start)

 

Maybe this problem just for me

 

Hey, if anyone can get the TaskUI to work that would be great lol.

 

When tried to run v1205, had .net framework error, when tried to close the program, had errors also...

 

Yea he's fixing it

 

Install Net Framework 3.5 from the "Turn on or off windows features" then try again. I did got the same error but said continue and it worked for me even afterwards.

 

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It doesn't work. The problem is the temp directory. If I create the folder "RedPillE" in the temp folder manually, the Redpill Enabler openes.

 

Works after creating a folder in the temp dir. Thanks

 

Vizion: I don't know if you use vb.net or c#, but here is the vb.net solution to fix the problem:

Code:

If Not System.IO.Directory.Exists(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("temp") & "\RedPillE\") Then
    System.IO.Directory.CreateDirectory(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("temp") & "\RedPillE\")
End If

Edit:
The C# code:

Code:

if (!System.IO.Directory.Exists(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("temp") + "\\RedPillE\\"))
{
    System.IO.Directory.CreateDirectory(Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("temp") + "\\RedPillE\\");
}

 

I guess it's an error creating the folder or something that's the problem. Even though it was fine in V1.1

 

Oooh, anything interesting coming from it? Like TaskUI or something?