Think Smarter not Work Harder. Why not create end user update method. Create a version that reads the PID from an external.txt file. Allow the user to update that file themselves. Then people can use keys that are not leaked on the internet and still have a reason to need your loader. Since your code is not using a variable for the PID, you would create one via your batch. Set the variable to read it's value from the .txt file and change the line to something like cscript slmgr.vbs -ipk $VARIABLE instead hard coded to 22TKD like it is now. You will need to explicitly create the variable in the beginning of your code so that it is available later in the code when it is needed. Sounds more complicated then it is, ask if you have question.
the code has not changed at all, just a few tweaks to setupcomplete.cmd. and as you can see, many reports of success. Because the exe is an sfx everything will be in the same dir, so no need for full file path. You really should test things before asking other to test them
Leave him alone, he is still learning. At least he has 8 hours a day to dedicate to My Digital Life updating the program and answering millions of questions.
slmgr.vbs wont know where the cert is unless you supply a full path or CD into the install dir cscript %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\slmgr.vbs -ilc "Cert.xrm-ms" your probably right about the bootinst.exe tho.. this is the error returned: Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. On a computer running Microsoft Windows non-core edition, run 'slui.exe 0x2a 0xBBA' to display the error text. Error: 0xBBA
you could try after every command that calls an external program that way if an operation fails the script will stop and you can view the error.
Dude I tested it and it worked. As long as its running from a batch script in the same dir as the files it works. Trust me.
Dude idk but sever people say it works perfectly and that is the way I did it with my vista crack and my original 7 loader they all worked great. Are you sure the SLUI error isnt access denied?
ok dude I don't know but it works for me. Must be to do with the way it extracts to a temp folder or something, maybe it provides full paths for it or something.