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[compower1]

ok iv seen this VM thing ... but dont get how its going to help me!

 

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Google is your friend.

 

[Bannanafish]

one thing i used to do is set your clock to the year i dunno 3000 and install, then set it back

 

[Ragerunner]

Just format your computer every 30 days and re-install it.

 

[fatmuscle]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
Just format your computer every 30 days and re-install it.

ROFL

well, some people are forced to format everyweek, but not cos of time trial reasons

 

[Ragerunner]

Originally posted by fatmuscle
ROFL

well, some people are forced to format everyweek, but not cos of time trial reasons

Who needs to format everyweek?

The guy must be the most hated person on the net if he is hacked everyday

OR he is running a 386 and it crashes on him every week

 

[freaking_out]

a good way would be to legitly get one of those "uninstaller" programs, (such as norton systemworks has one i think), yeah, these program when u uninstall a program vitually take out all those registrie entries that keep track after u uninstalled....so yeah, u can install a new copy as it was new after u've uninstalled with an "uninstaller"..

note to winston: this is completely legal.

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by freaking_out
a good way would be to legitly get one of those "uninstaller" programs, (such as norton systemworks has one i think), yeah, these program when u uninstall a program vitually take out all those registrie entries that keep track after u uninstalled....so yeah, u can install a new copy as it was new after u've uninstalled with an "uninstaller"..

note to winston: this is completely legal.

HAHA yes indeed

but anyways, that might do the job, but i do know of alternative methods developers are going to.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Winston
HAHA yes indeed

but anyways, that might do the job, but i do know of alternative methods developers are going to.

yeah, but no matter what the developer does, i think those uninstallers would still b able 2 take them out...coz the uninstaller itself, i think records down all the files that are save on installation i think...(well i wouldn't know, but it always works for me. )

 

[compower1]

cool....thanx "freaking_out" will try that method...

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by freaking_out
yeah, but no matter what the developer does, i think those uninstallers would still b able 2 take them out...coz the uninstaller itself, i think records down all the files that are save on installation i think...(well i wouldn't know, but it always works for me. )

Yes, like you said "installation", but developer's aren't that stupid to do it then, nor are they stupid enough to make the program do it during run-time, i'm sure they have their methods of doing it.

 

[compower1]

" freaking_out"

i agree with winston, it doesnt work i just tried it, and the same thing come up that trial ran out.

(from previous post)
and out of curiosity ... shouldnt it be the right of the user after uninstalling a program to get rid of "everything" from that program and not have traces of it still remaining...???? i mean the user does uninstall it
i duno wat do u guys think?

no answered this...why?

 

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Each program has a different method of protecting it self. Some are shit (depend on sysyem clock) while others are extremely hard to do (ie microsoft activations etc...). The only way is to get a crack for the specific program. Or learn assembly and develop a crack your self.

(from previous post)
and out of curiosity ... shouldnt it be the right of the user after uninstalling a program to get rid of "everything" from that program and not have traces of it still remaining...???? i mean the user does uninstall it
i duno wat do u guys think?

Well u have the right to completely remove everything but u have no right to running the program for another 30 days (as stated in EULA). But theres no way anyone will know youve used it for more than 30 days.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by compower1
" freaking_out"

i agree with winston, it doesnt work i just tried it, and the same thing come up that trial ran out.

which one did u try it with? it worked for me the last time i tried...i think i tested it for macromedia flash.

 

[Fosweb]

Macromedia are idiots... their copy protection is too easy to break...
Lucky for me, I have the nice shiny box with the serial number sheet inside though...

 

[compower1]

Originally posted by freaking_out
which one did u try it with? it worked for me the last time i tried...i think i tested it for macromedia flash.

i tried with norton system works installer, and dint work.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by compower1
i tried with norton system works installer, and dint work.

did u try uninstalling, then installing system works, then installing the program, and then unistalling it? :s

Originally posted by Winston
you're skating on thin ice, kids.. ...

this thread will be soon locked if any more "legit" copies are to be distributed ...

no this is completely legit. *slips a 50 down winston's pocket*

 

[freaking_out]

try this:

http://wugnet.com/affiliates/sunbelt/youruninstaller!-sunbelt.html

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by freaking_out
did u try uninstalling, then installing system works, then installing the program, and then unistalling it? :s



no this is completely legit. *slips a 50 down winston's pocket*

takes the 50 quickly and bans freaking_out with his imaginary banning powers lol

 

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Whats the program/version?