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Source Release] C# HWID Generator - johndoeno001 - Mar 2, 2010
Well while starting to learn C# now (Yea, jumping on that band wagon), I decided to first learn how to make some HWID stuff due to a request from a friend for his own program. So now I will release the project to you guys for your own use. If you decide to use any part of this code I only ask that you give me some credit (Not that its really anything special and if you feel strongly about it not required :P). Its not terribly well coded but it works.
Update: Fixed Bug, lolz, please know that Tick Count is not an effective way to generate a hwid as it changes constantly...:P
Code
Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?gydmyz4tmdtInformation Gathered:
- Host Name/IP
- Computer Username, Machine Name, OS Version, Processor Count, Tick Count
- Motherboard Serial
- MAC Address
- Volume Serial ["C" Drive]
Enjoy
* - Pentagon - Mar 2, 2010
Great :) John the beast is back ahah
* - johndoeno001 - Mar 2, 2010
lol
Though I am concerned about the beast part....
* - lajcik - Apr 10, 2010
I downloaded source file. Can you tell me how to put this code into my programme ?
I need to make something like authorisation before run programme. I must activate someone`s code.
* - Dorfmidge - Mar 8, 2015
Good job this looks cool, and a good project idea
* - thanglong - Mar 28, 2015
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* - Carlsson94 - Mar 28, 2015
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This were posted back in 2010, lol.