ISOBUSTER 1.6 REGISTRY HELP ANYONE?

[DLF]

Can anyone help me with a registry (.reg) file to assist me with the install of Isobuster v1.6? I have an "ID" and "SERIAL" for it. The switches suggested in the forum files work fine for the unattended install cd, but I would like to register it similar to how Nero is done, but am not technically clever enough to write a reg file. I am using the "BATCH_FILE.CMD" method of install. TIA

[1chaoticadult]

@DLF

Search before posting a topic. Talked about before here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...11&hl=isobuster

[DLF]

I did do a search but I originally couldnt find it, I'm so sorry for asking a question that has alraedy been covered, I really must try harder. And thanks for the info "drthawhizkid" but it DOES NOT work. I exported the suggested reg key and inserted the registration before the install in my batch file. It all goes in with no errors, but upon first run of the app in Windows it asks for the registration details and serial. So I ask the question again: can anyone please help me with a registration for Isobuster 1.6 (all lang version) - that WORKS. TIA

[1chaoticadult]

@DLF

try deleting the registration key for isobuster, put your reg key in isobuster but use regsnap or regshot to monitor where reg key goes in the registry.

[scankurban]

Its a machine based registration system

[chyronn]

does taskkill work in the runonceex file or is it just for the start.cmd?

[yoz7120]

@DLF download the ISOBuster autoIT from

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...20197&st=30

and use AutoIt to edit the au3 file and put in your name and serial number. This works for me and thanks to Nologic for creating the auto script.

@chyronn taskkill works fine from RunOnceEx

[chyronn]

ok, this is my taskkill for ISOBuster1.6

do i need to add 1.6 to this line as well, or just leave it as it is?

B]REG ADD %KEY%\015 /V 3 /D "taskkill /F /IM isobuster.exe" /f

thanx

[1chaoticadult]

@chyronn

autoit script works better.

[chyronn]

it's ok, i got it working now, thanx