by LShapin » Tue, 11 Sep 2001 16:22:15
by Troy Parke » Tue, 11 Sep 2001 21:52:10
Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
by pookoopooko » Tue, 11 Sep 2001 22:43:11
Prove it, links please.Quote:> The activation has already been cracked, this is old news.
> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
by Linon » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 01:05:21
Do your own warez search, buddy.Quote:>> The activation has already been cracked, this is old news.
>> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
>Prove it, links please.
by surrend » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 01:22:21
>> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
>Prove it, links please.
Here's the link with the babelfish translation:
http://it.news.yahoo.com/010831/164/16pff.html
31 fridays Agosto 2001, 12:00
Windows Xp, already ready the crack for the final version
Edited by Writing CHL
It seems that the problems legacies to the introduced procedures of
verification from Microsoft in the new version of Windows have
upsotten very little the expert ones pirati, that they dedicate their
time to find loops-hole illegal in order to render the systems null
anti-copy of the software. Gia from qualce day in the newsgroup
dedicated to the hackeraggio and the pirateria is spoken about
Corpfiles.zip, a small program in a position to disabilitare every
protection of the sistama operating. The initial doubts have been soon
dispel from the messages of who have been able provarlo: the pogramma
it works and it unblocks the operating system assegnandogli the
characteristics of one Corporate version, legal recorded. With nearly
two months on the official date of release therefore, the pirati ones
have been in a position to cancelling every protection inserted in the
operating system; Microsoft has however all the setting time the
necessary countermeasures before putting in commerce the software,
whose official launch is previewed for 25 October. Omero Changes
by Erik Funkenbusc » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 01:54:21
No, you misunderstand the purpose of WPA. It's not to combat "hackers" orQuote:> Microsoft is going head to head with hackers in its most recent
> version of Windows. I am wondering how long it will take to crack
> it. No doubt Microsoft will be scanning the Internet and clamping
> down on the rebel forces as they keep popping up here and there. Is
> this the beginning of a license for using a personal computer as our
> government goes for regulation instead of a clean breakup? I would
> not mind seeing our government control Windows as a standard which
> applications programmers must write to, but I hope the public
> regulation aspect wont creep in (maybe that is wishful thinking).
WPA is only designed to stop the vast majority of "casual" pirates. Those
people that borrow a CD from work or from their friends. That's it. It's
not some "war against pirates". It's like a door lock, it keeps honest
people honest. Professional thieves can get through it in a heartbeat.
And for the record, there are already activation-less copies of XP
circulating in the pirate groups.
by yt.. » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 02:40:55
Its already been done, and has for some time.Quote:> Microsoft is going head to head with hackers in its most recent
> version of Windows. I am wondering how long it will take to crack
> it.
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by Nik Simpso » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 03:39:26
> >> The activation has already been cracked, this is old news.
> >> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
> >Prove it, links please.
> I only found an italian link, but the point is: the crack consists of
> downloading corpfiles.zip which replaces the protected files with the
> files from the corporate edition (which doesn't require activation)
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by pookoopooko » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 06:14:59
I'll never install XP, I already said, it is of the devil. This is STRICTQuote:> Do your own warez search, buddy.
by Ken Del Signor » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 06:06:01
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by LShapin » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 06:34:22
But Microsoft has all of the numbers at hand and will do whatever itQuote:>You know, the anti-piracy aspect of MS latest-greatest
>office suite will mean less people will pirate and
>hence use their software, and may actually increase
>use of alternatives, such as Star.
>Ken
by Terry Port » Thu, 13 Sep 2001 00:18:14
> No, you misunderstand the purpose of WPA. It's not to combat "hackers" or
> "crackers", or even professional pirates. There is little that can be done
> to prevent them from pirating your software.
Linux is Free Software, no cracking required.
I wonder if it will stop Flatfish ?Quote:> WPA is only designed to stop the vast majority of "casual" pirates. Those
> people that borrow a CD from work or from their friends. That's it. It's
> not some "war against pirates". It's like a door lock, it keeps honest
> people honest.
He is proud of the fact that he can buy software, copy it, then return it
for a full refund.
Yeah ya can't stop crackers, and personally I'm all for Microsoft stoppingQuote:> Professional thieves can get through it in a heartbeat.
> And for the record, there are already activation-less copies of XP
> circulating in the pirate groups.
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by charles lyttl » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:30:06
> > On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 09:43:11 -0400, "pookoopookoo"
> > >> The activation has already been cracked, this is old news.
> > >> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
> > >Prove it, links please.
> > I only found an italian link, but the point is: the crack consists of
> > downloading corpfiles.zip which replaces the protected files with the
> > files from the corporate edition (which doesn't require activation)
> Come on, that's not a crack of WPA, that's sidestepping it, hardly the same
> thing. Also potentially dodgy since the corporate key being used is
> traceable.
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by Carlos DiOrteg » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:56:06
> > Microsoft is going head to head with hackers in its most recent version
> > of Windows. I am wondering how long it will take to crack it. No doubt
> > Microsoft will be scanning the Internet and clamping down on the rebel
> > forces as they keep popping up here and there. Is this the beginning of
> > a license for using a personal computer as our government goes for
> > regulation instead of a clean breakup? I would not mind seeing our
> > government control Windows as a standard which applications programmers
> > must write to, but I hope the public regulation aspect wont creep in
> > (maybe that is wishful thinking).
> The activation has already been cracked, this is old news.
> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
by Carlos DiOrteg » Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:57:10
I have - all I find are utils that replace files with those from theQuote:> After takin' a swig o' grog, pookoopookoo belched out this bit o' wisdom:
> >> The activation has already been cracked, this is old news.
> >> Both RC1, RC2 and post-RC2 has been cracked.
> >Prove it, links please.
> Do your own warez search, buddy.
1. WinXP product activation cracked: totally, horribly, fatally
I wonder how much sleep the XP development team is getting these days? <g>
WinXP product activation cracked: totally, horribly, fatally
<http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/20433.html>
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