Style XP Problems

[Hiryznor]

Hi,
Three months ago, I had installed StyleXP 1.0 with the crack. For some reasons I don't know now, I uninstalled it. Well, now I cannot install the program again...The installer tell me this phrase: "The installation key is invalid". So for knowing what happen with it, I run regmon and filemon (two programs for tracking and monitoring the registry (regmon) and the files opened by programs (filemon) (h**p://www.sysinternals.com)), and the curious thing is than the stylexp close the filemon program and not the regmon program, so my conclusion is that there is a file on my system which checks the installer for knowing I used the program for more of 30 days without *legal* registration. I need help from someone with crackers skills to tell me what files check the programsThanks in advance.

(Note: the new version of style xp tells me the same phrase, but it continue the installation, when it's installed stylexp obey me to register the program and i cannot run it without registration (the eclipse keygen for 1.0 don't works), 0 days for expiration appears too)

(Note 2: Excuse for my english, I'm spanish)

 

[freejnr]

dude,

delete the program folder, then go into your reg and delete the details/strings from there....this should make the app FULL

 

[Hiryznor]

i uninstalled the program and see with "regmon" what registry keys makes/opens the installer, and it makes a kind of criptographic algorithm in[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{EEC456E7-B0D7-4a52-9EA5-81B5A837FEEC}] with the machineguid. I don't know where this program stores the information about expiration days; so because the installer close "filemon", I think that it's stored in a hidden file in my system.

freejnr, if you want to help me, reproduce the problem. Install style xp 1.0 with the crack, add 3 months or more to your system date, uninstall it and try to install the new version or the same, but don't say that thing because it is something i know.

For me, this program hides information like tvtool does and i think than it is more than suspicious that the installer closes a program for monitoring what it makes on the system. After all, thanks.