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As predicted, Keygen corp key no longer works

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as predicted, i have just heard that keygened corp keys no longer works on build 1079

this is just a guess but I think Microsoft will release a Corporate edition of SP1.

the way i look at it, MS can't possibly disable all corp keys. it would be too much of a hassle for the large corporations just so microsoft can stop some piracy.

anyhoo, SP1 will be cracked.

oh yeah, and buy your software. support the developers and all that s***. :)

SP1 is already cracked, unless they change their ways at the last minute, who knows maybe MS are wiseing up, or not.

i still remember that IT guy asking me how XP final was going to be cracked and i told him it already was, even though it wasnt due to be released for weeks (nor had it been leaked yet)

if they had changed the security measures in it at the last minute then it would have thrown the crackers a curve ball.. but it would only stop them for what.. a day?

"if it can be programmed it can be cracked"

"if it can be programmed it can be cracked"

Ditto to that, I dont see the point in wasting all this time on research into how to stop programs from being hacked/cracked. When at the end of the day they will still make their money on a high percentage of users buying it. They still make money on bundling it with other hardware/software etc..Its only a smaller percentage of users who use or obtain it illegally so they should just give up on producing anti-piracy protections that end up being cracked before it hits the market:huh:

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