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Meaning that the key is valid if and only if the Regcode is replaced with a newly generated one with your sample random bytes. The VolumeSerialNum is for sure the only part that is always the same on a target machine but every newly generated RegCode will have a different random bytes which are used in the ActivKey generation as well. Therefore using different random bytes as in your key with the initial RegCode from post #1 will fail. As a prove, deleting the string value for RegCode in the registry location: example Code:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\NDataScan\Activation] "Name"="TemPoMat" "Email"="TemPoMat" "RegCode"="GIv/lhuqYNCUTPZfPgYG3rM5EtzvsurmsyLeOB0" "ActivKey"="mP1y4G/RxxQvtIPpV8ZAI/yGoab2NnDSgZWT" I assume this is one of the reasons it is doing the 3 checks. |
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