Posted January 29, 200817 yr In what little time I have been messing around in RCE I have never came across a Vb target in P-Code. I never gave P-code much thought until on PSC I seen somebody had posted their code and labeled it "Uncrackable". So... I had to give it a try, I downloaded it and went to work but everything I had learned seemed not to apply. It didn't take long to see it was P-Code and for about 2 seconds I almost gave up. After an hour or so I thought I could write a little reg-routine and compile it in p-code so when I had it loaded in Olly and Vb-Decomp I would know what I was looking for. My effort was rewarded I learned enough to tear the "Uncrackable" a new one. So if you have never reversed anything in P-Code here ya go. Like I said in the description you can patch it, fish it, or keygen it.When the program is regged it should run reged everytime it starts and has a keyfile.If you solve this I would love to hear about your approach, so if you don't mind take 2 extra minutes and tell me how you did it.Enjoy, Dustyh1981~DrPepUr__1.rar
January 29, 200817 yr I believe Registry Mechanic is compiled to P-Code now (going from memory here so may be wrong) if you fancy some more to play with
January 29, 200817 yr "Uncrackable"Hardly... not when decent P-Code decompilers exist that do this to your work...DrPepUr_cRACK_mE.zipTed.
January 30, 200817 yr Yeah..... I guess that guy on psc didn't know bout vb decompiler lolI think Baxter (or someone) from ICU cracks p-code manually.So...
February 16, 200817 yr okay, i know how to read the p-code.. but how do i patch it?was anyone able to patch this file?
February 16, 200817 yr here's a quick little something to read to help you in the right direction..hOOp://sandsprite.com/CodeStuff/debug_p_code.html
February 16, 200817 yr The tuts out there are quite poor - The Old Pirate has always been the P-Code master. He was writing some tuts a few years ago but has been away a while until recently.
February 18, 200817 yr Author I made a tutorial for this if anyone wants to take a look its in the Tutorial sectionhttp://www.tuts4you.com/forum/index.php?act=findpost&pid=74023
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