[nolookingca]

UPDATE:
DisabledTrucker has uploaded a copy:

DisabledTrucker, on Feb 3 2006, 05:02 PM, said:

Okay, I've uploaded the file to RapidUpload for you all, also if you go to RyanVM's site, you can find updated SFC_OS.dll which no longer needs the .reg file to work, you can also find an updated uxtheme.dll file and the updated version of tcpip.sys as well. If you're wanting it updated to work with Pyrons Method, I've made an addon for it too at the same place, you'll also find my addon for this there too, as soon as I get it posted... Hope this helps everyone!

Thanks for the possibly only surviving copy, DisabledTrucker (a copy that managed to outlast my own )

EDIT: Just so I don't lose it again and have to beg DisabledTrucker, here's another link, just in case:
http://rapidshare.co...edFilesPack.exe

This post has been edited by nolookingca: 19 December 2006 - 09:24 PM

[gamehead200]

Hacked uxtheme.dll:

Attached File(s)

•  uxtheme.zip (111.85K)
  Number of downloads: 4346

[nolookingca]

I have located the files already, I just need to know if my list is complete, but thanks anyways.

[gamehead200]

Looks OK to me...

[Alanoll]

technically, you could say you don't need ANY hacked files...but then again....

The List looks good for now...I'm sure there'll be more.

[nolookingca]

*big sigh of relief* file hunting isn't exactly fun.

[Jazkal]

Here is my list:

sfc_os.dll (to disable Windows File Protection)
uxtheme.dll (for using custom themes)
tcpip.dll (to allow more than only 10 connections per port, now allows unlimited)
termsrv.dll (to allow for concurrent sessions)
winntbbu.dll (cool Matrix setup screen)

[nolookingca]

D'oh! I knew I forgot something.

BTW, any "less Matrix-like" screens and login you can recommend?

As for the termsrv.dll, I don't need it, but it'll be good to have.

[Zaheer]

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[WildOptic]

Anyone care to post links to files? Maybe a zip with all of them easy for others and myself to find.

sfc_os.dll (to disable Windows File Protection)
uxtheme.dll (for using custom themes)
tcpip.dll (to allow more than only 10 connections per port, now allows unlimited)
termsrv.dll (to allow for concurrent sessions)
winntbbu.dll (cool Matrix setup screen)

All of the above in one zip for SP2 slipstreams.

[nolookingca]

termsrv: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=161513

I'll find sfc soon

[nolookingca]

sfc: maybe this http://www.msfn.org/...showtopic=21085

[nolookingca]

I'm certain I saw a Sp2 final version before...can't find it now
sorry for triple

tcpip: http://www.supportbu...m/sp2/tcpip.sys this one is unlimited

[Jazkal]

Here is the thread for SFC_OC.DLL

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=23587&hl=


And here is the thread for the termsrv.dll

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST...t=0#entry161523

NOTE: termsrv.dll is an old build, not a patched 2180 file, still looking for someone to patch this ????

[nolookingca]

links now added to first post

[prathapml]

nolookingca, on Aug 8 2004, 10:46 PM, said:

tcpip:  this one is unlimited

How can you be certain that the above is a "clean" file - I mean, that it is not maliciously embedded with anything by the person who made it?


As for termsrv.dll, will the concurrent sessions work even if you use an RC1/RC2 build-based file, or does it work *ONLY* with build 2055?

[WildOptic]

Wow, That was fast! thanks guys.

[nolookingca]

prathapml, on Aug 8 2004, 01:30 PM, said:

As for termsrv.dll, will the concurrent sessions work even if you use an RC1/RC2 build-based file, or does it work *ONLY* with build 2055?

I think 2055 or lower

As for the other issue, some people have used it without problem or use this more limited, but probably good as it has a manual version: http://www.lvllord.de/index2.htm

Since with the manual version lots of people can critisize....

[Zaheer]

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[prathapml]

Zaheer, on Aug 8 2004, 11:26 PM, said:

prathapml, on Aug 8 2004, 07:30 PM, said:

How can you be certain that the above is a "clean" file - I mean, that it is not maliciously embedded with anything by the person who made it?

Because I hex edited that myself and tested it. I've even posted that I used this method to patch the tcpip.sys file. If you don't trust me, do it yourself using that method but don't just accuse people of things you don't know about

Sorry if I came across as too suspicious.
I was just asking questions that anyone would like to know before using something on their production systems.

In any case, what you have carried out seems to be done perfectly fine. Thanks for pointing me to the site which contains instructions to do the same manually myself.