[UNSUPPORTED] KMS Activator - The Original - Plus 8007000D Unbricker and Anti-AV

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  1. Phazor

    Phazor MDL Expert

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    #1 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010
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  2. zxc

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    #2 zxc, Dec 28, 2010
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    Wait for a long time.:biggrin:

    I test it, and show unsupported 16bit application working on x64 system.:confused:
     
  3. Calistoga

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    #3 Calistoga, Dec 28, 2010
    Nice Phazor, nice! Beautiful interface, well done :)
     
  4. Phazor

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    #4 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Now dont tell me 64bit systems cannot run 16 bit apps.

    Because in that case i would have to...well...kill myself, because i would have to redo THE ENTIRE APPLICATION!

    Please tell me thats just because of a missing file or something...
     
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  5. Phazor

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    #5 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Its not a missing file.

    64bit CPUs, when running in native 64bit mode, cannot execute the 16bit instructions.

    Thats the whole problem, hence no ntvdm.exe on x64.

    Im going to hang myself...
     
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  6. rpagarwal2

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    #6 rpagarwal2, Dec 28, 2010
    I was waiting for this since a long time.......

    But this application in not compatiable to 64 bit Windows 7......

    :(

    Please help us....................
     
  7. Stannieman

    Stannieman MDL Guru

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    #7 Stannieman, Dec 28, 2010
    Yep, 32bit windows can run 16bit apps virtualized, x64 windows runs 32bit apps virtualized but can't run 16bit apps anymore

    In what language did you make this? Can't you just compile it in x86? Why is it 16 it anyway?
     
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  8. Phazor

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    #8 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    I will see if i can port the interface somehow to provide x64 compatibility.

    This might take some time though since my time will soon be very limited again.

    Sorry about this, but i dont use x64 myself since i never saw any discernable advantage in doing so...
     
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  9. Phazor

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    #9 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Its console and the 16bit process is required by the interface.

    Dropping the 16bit process means dropping mouse control unless i can devise a substitute...
     
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  10. Stannieman

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    #10 Stannieman, Dec 28, 2010
    What console, batch or a real console app?
     
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  11. Phazor

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    #11 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Real as opposed to what?

    The code is in bat/cmd but it is compiled into (and executed by) an application.
     
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  12. Stannieman

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    #12 Stannieman, Dec 28, 2010
    With real I mean an app written in a programming language, you can make console apps in visual apps for example. Programs like fdisk are console apps.
    But if it's batch or cmd then you don't need to redo the whole app, right?
    Just search a different app to make the gui and pack the files, one that does compile to 32bit.
     
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  13. Phazor

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    #13 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Well the commands that do stuff would stay the same of course, but thats not the difficult part.

    The difficult part is how all of this is currently interconnected.

    There are conditional jumps in there that still make me dizzy (go from here to there but only if this and/or that condition is met or not met, else go there instead, etc), and they are all specialized to fit the current concept.

    Dont forget i have to check a thousand things here. Is the Windows edition supported, is Office installed, are we on XP, are we on XP without Office, are we on a nonsupported Windows with Office, and so forth.

    And all of this has to be constantly checked so the user will end up in the right parent and submenus when they hit a button.

    In other words if i were to convert this then i would have to redo 100% of the conditional stuff and that means everything except for the few plain commands such as slmgr -ato.

    I do have an idea though, but this will take time...
     
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  14. Stannieman

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    #14 Stannieman, Dec 28, 2010
    But doesn't the click of the mouse in the gui just calls for a batch file? If you find a different gui maker and packer that does run in x86, then the mouse clicks still call the same batch file, so I don't really see a problem
     
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  15. Phazor

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    #15 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Its not that simple because the structure currently consists of an instructions part and a resources part.

    In other words parts of the structure (the menus and texts, etc.) are not even in the script right now but called by the script on-demand from an external resource.

    Hence the current structure cant just be re-used with any other interface concept, as other concepts (like AutoIt for example) are based on completely other structures.


    But like i said, i already have an idea. I might be able to whip up something for x64 that doesnt require too many changes but this will take some time...
     
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    #16 Stannieman, Dec 28, 2010
    Ok I see, maybe it works if you pack that ntvdm.exe also, but try your idea first cause I'm not sure this works
     
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    #18 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    Question: Does DOSBox run in x64?

    If so, anyone willing to try if the app works in it?

    I would be curious to know...
     
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    #19 Tito, Dec 28, 2010
    Yap... dosbox runs flawlessly in x64...
     
  20. Phazor

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    #20 Phazor, Dec 28, 2010 (OP)
    And does the app run in DOSBox?
     
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