key recover

Hmm, surely theres some thing, although you do assign it to your LIVE account dont you :)

The key seems to be registered over the internet instantaneously when entered. Of course this brings to mind that Microsoft could be the ones storing the key, rather than the user actually getting it stored on their personal computer. So perhaps there's more to it, such as generated code that signifys it's legitimate? Unique codes? And maybe this code doesn't even have the Product code.

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Originally Posted by KIWIDOGGIE

yea because i havent found it or anything i have found my HCE key :) using a modified version of TheGhost key regen. I think i did find something but it wasent my CD key when decrypted

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lol. If you did edit ghosts, you would have had to specfiy which key it reads, so you would have known :) Plus ghosts already had HCE enabled..

http://hiv.h2vista.net/hivshack/images/930361pid.jpg


PID is in there.

No offense KIWIDOGGIE but if you were really the programmer you brag to be, you wouldn't be taking so long, making excuses. and generally putting it off. It's already been done, it's legal.

I write all my game keys and names down in a word file and print it, so when one of my cases goes lost, I still have the key, no need for an app to find it (just a suggestion).

I just don't lose the case. That works wonders for me.

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See me after class.

If you lose cd-keys that fast...
Step 1. Take a pic of the cd key with a camera

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Not everyone owns a digital camera or camera phone.

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Step 2. Take the label and scan it

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Not everyone owns a scanner.

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Step 3. Write down your key on a piece of paper and put it with the stash of other keys
Step 4. Put your case on a shelf or ledge where you put all your cases

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Both paths still lead to it getting lost. Shit happens, it'd be nice to have a piece of insurance, that's all.

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Now, has anyone tried the decoding methods that appeared to have worked with any Microsoft PID Halo CE-era or earlier, or has Microsoft Changed PID encryption?

Lol +rep for you

odd, i just checked my bros pc..

only the last 2 digits were different.