The code for Vista unlocking key again
A new exploit code has appeared on the Internet that allows users to permanently activate Microsoft's new version of Windows Vista operating system.
A new exploit code has appeared on the Internet that allows users to permanently activate Microsoft's new version of Windows Vista operating system.
In early December, software piracy experts found a way to trick the Key Management Service server to activate Vista, allowing them to use the new version of the operating system without losing money. take the copyright. However, this solution allows them to use Vista Business and Enterpries for about 180 days, then reactivate.
New exploit code will allow them to permanently activate Windows Vista thanks to some unlocking files and Registry tricks. However, the TimeStop Vista exploit code can only unlock 32-bit versions of Vista without unlocking the 64-bit version.
TimeStop Vista is really effective at preventing the countdown feature in Vista. The timer tool set will be "frozen" again at 43.200 minutes (30 days).
The emergence of the new Vista unlocking tool will definitely make Microsoft mad in finding solutions.
Hoang Dung
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