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- 4th July 2008 at 15:13 #43202
Believe it or not heh, or just try it. U rearmed Server2008 for 3 times and the 240 days trial period r running out? Don’t worry, u can reset the rearm counter and rearm ur Windows as often as u like!
Just open a new textfile, type in the following code and save it as “SkipRearm.reg”. I can also use the regkey i attached, its the same.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionSL]
"SkipRearm"=dword:00000001[attachment=0:1djp4bpu]SkipRearm.rar[/attachment:1djp4bpu]
Import the registryfile and open the Commandshell by typing cmd in Startmenu. Run command: slmgr -rearm OR rundll32 slc.dll,SLReArmWindows. Reboot and enjoy another 60 days trial. Everytime u want to rearm again u have to reset the rearmcounter with the registryfile before.
I don’t know how often this will work, i quitted trying after 10-12 times. Hope to get more positive responses from u guys to make sure it don’t even work on german version of server2008.
Enjoy ur day, notausgang
- 4th July 2008 at 16:08 #46720
Sorry sawo, i didn’t recognized that u posted this allready in the blog. 🙁
- 4th July 2008 at 16:23 #46721
No problem 🙂
- 4th July 2008 at 22:52 #46722
Notausgang has a good explanation about this so recovered it from the Trashcan. It doesn’t harm anyone if have a reply on the blog and a topic on the forum about this. 😉 I’m curious if this really works because I guess nobody has run Windows Server 2008 workstation for 240 days yet. 🙂
- 5th July 2008 at 07:51 #46723
thx u both i didnt see that before 🙂
edit:
btw i think u may change the permesstion of this reg so the system cant change it to 0
so u wont need do that for ever
- 5th July 2008 at 11:52 #46724
@Arris wrote:
I’m curious if this really works because I guess nobody has run Windows Server 2008 workstation for 240 days yet. 🙂
I hope so, heh. Worked fine on Vista for the two years i am using it.
- 19th July 2008 at 16:18 #46725
Nice thing. I hope it works 😀
- 1st August 2008 at 11:07 #46726
is it possible to include this in a batch file?
Furthermore, windows should import the registry file without asking… - 6th August 2008 at 08:23 #46731
So can anyone confirm or deny that this actually works?
I really prefer to install and use Windows 2008 ws. over the Vista Ultimate that came with my notebook,
but I just couldn’t handle the fact that I can’t grow with the OS and have to resort to cracking stuff.
So if this works, that would be great. - 6th August 2008 at 11:03 #46732
Question:
Did you delete these three files mentioned below in the batch file?
Sllua.exe
Slui.exe
Sluinotify.dllAre they essential for rearming?
ANSWER: They ARE essential.
BYPASS BATCH FILE
ECHO OFF
regedit /s DisableService.reg
COPY startup.bat “%SYSTEMDRIVE%UsersAdministratorAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsStartup”
COPY user32.dll.mui “%SYSTEMDRIVE%”ECHO.
ECHO
ECHO This Server 2008 Activation Bypass v1.1 is made by Lysergic.
ECHO
ECHO.
ECHO It DOES not bypass WGA but does remove the WGA watermark from the desktop and will still receive updates.
ECHO This crack stops the SLUI Notify Service and remove 3 files : SLUI, SLLUA and SLUINotify.
ECHO It then replaces user32.dll.mui with a cracked version that has no watermark.
ECHO.
ECHO The computer will restart now and once more when you login as Administrator
ECHO YOU HAVE TO LOGIN AS ADMINISTRATOR.
PAUSESHUTDOWN -r -t 00
EXIT
STARTUP BATCH FILE
ECHO OFF
takeown /f “%windir%system32SLLUA.exe”
takeown /f “%windir%system32SLUI.exe”
takeown /f “%windir%system32SLUINotify.dll”
takeown /f “%windir%system32en-USuser32.dll.mui”echo y| cacls “%windir%system32SLLUA.exe” /G Administrator:F
echo y| cacls “%windir%system32SLUI.exe” /G Administrator:F
echo y| cacls “%windir%system32SLUINotify.dll” /G Administrator:F
echo y| cacls “%windir%system32en-USuser32.dll.mui” /G Administrator:FREN “%windir%system32SLLUA.exe” SLLUA.exe.backup
REN “%windir%system32SLUI.exe” SLUI.exe.backup
REN “%windir%system32SLUINotify.dll” SLUINotify.dll.backup
REN “%windir%system32en-USuser32.dll.mui” user32.dll.mui.backupCOPY “%SYSTEMDRIVE%user32.dll.mui” “%windir%system32en-US”
DEL /q /f “%SYSTEMDRIVE%user32.dll.mui”
ECHO.
ECHO
ECHO This Server 2008 Activation Bypass v1.1 is made by Lysergic.
ECHO
ECHO.
ECHO Server 2008 Activation is now bypassed
ECHO.
ECHO IF YOU WANT TO REVERSE THE BYPASS :
ECHO The 4 original system32 files are now renamed with .backup, reinstate them.
ECHO Start the SL UI Notification Service.
ECHO.
ECHO The computer will restart one last time
PAUSEShutdown /r /t 5
DEL /q /f “%SYSTEMDRIVE%UsersAdministratorAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsStartupstartup.bat”
DISABLE SERVICE REG FILE
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesSLUINotify]
“Start”=dword:00000004 - 13th August 2008 at 09:38 #46729
notausgang, it does not works for me.
Today I have tried this method by changing the BIOS date. Initially I have rearmed 3 times without using the reg key. After the third rearm and I adjust the date 2 days before expiry, then I import the reg file, then rearm as usual. Everything seems as usual. But, after the system restart, it still stated 2 days left!
So I adjust the BIOS date to another month, then the system message activate now or later appear everytime I logon windows. Then then desktop background will have the words “This copy of windows is not genuine” with pure black background.
So, what step I did wrong or the reg file does not works? Please try yourself by adjusting the BIOS date and see whether it works. Thank you.
- 13th August 2008 at 10:10 #46730
try to import that reg and save and unallow to system to change it by changing the reg permissions
- 13th August 2008 at 16:01 #46728
@aviv00 wrote:
try to import that reg and save and unallow to system to change it by changing the reg permissions
Can you teach me how to do it step-by-step? I’m new to the registry mod.
Just now I have tried to rearm the system WITHOUT the reg file. The error message shows that the maximum amount of rearm have been exceeded, re-install the OS.
Then I run the reg file, after that rearm the system, it indicates the rearm is successful, reboot the system. So, I reboot. But after log in, it still ask me to activate windows and “non-genuine related” words still at the background.
So I think, the reg file is works! It really makes the rearm program to allows you rearm as many time as you wishes. HOWEVER, the windows is smart and REFUSE to accept the rearm request.
- 13th August 2008 at 18:16 #46727
check this:
www2.smarttech.com/kbdoc/77604http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=change+reg+permissions
u will find more info about it
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