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                                           Let's activate later...

Version 3.4.6 for x64 and x86

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How to use:

   Start AntiWPA3.cmd to install/uninstall the patch



What the patch modifies:

   * HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyAntiWPA

     is added to Registry



   * File C:windowssystem32AntiWPA.dll is added





   * HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWPAEvents]

     data for "OOBETimer" is changed {=OOBE}



   * rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection DEL_OOBE_ACTIVATE 132 syssetup.inf

     rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection RESTORE_OOBE_ACTIVATE 132 syssetup.inf

     is executed which will remove/restore WPA-links from the startmenu



How it works:



It tricks winlogon.exe to make it believe it was booted in safemode,thus, winlogon skips

the WPA-Check. The trick is done by redirecting(=hooking) the windows function

(user32.dll!GetSystemMetrics(SM_CLEANBOOT{=0x43}) & ntdll.dll!NtLockProductActivation)

 in memory to antiwpa.dll so winlogon 'thinks' was booted in safemode.

*Note (...because some ppl were concered about): The patch do not alter any

files on harddisk nor the hooks affects any other exe or dll in memory than

winlogon.exe.



The patch auto-runs on each start before the WPA-check via:

HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyAntiWPA



The hooks are applied when AntiWPA.dll!onLogon is called by winlogon.exe.

The Winlogon.exe file on the harddisk is not altered anymore.

Patching (API-Hooking) is done in memory, so there are no problems with

Windows System File Protection.



Installation is performed via AntiWPA.dll!DllRegisterServer ("regsvr32 AntiWPA.dll").

The file is copied to systemdir and the registrykeys are added.

(Note: AntiWPA.dll is no ActiveX selfregisterdll.)

Uninstallation is done via AntiWPA.dll!DllUnRegisterServer ("regsvr32 -u AntiWPA.dll").







==================================================

   F A Q  - Frequently Asked Questions

==================================================





????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   How to check if it's really active

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

check if antiwpa.dll is loaded

enter in console (cmd.exe)

   TASKLIST /M /FI "MODULES eq antiwpa.dll"

Check and see if you have the Process Winlogon.exe as output

Forward date & reboot(or just Re-Login) to be really sure.





????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   Antiwpa.dll is loaded but it's still not working

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Don't be too much concered about the activation days counter.

If you forwarded date about 1 year & reboot and don't get any bad

message on login antiwpa3 is working.

Else get the debug version of Antiwpa install it and report about

your observation in the forum. It will help to narrow down the

problem & fix. You may also prepare some remote desktop connection

and send me a email so I may debug the problem on your machine.

And at last try out antiwpa2.





????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

	I get the evaluation period has expired -

	the computer will be shutdown into 1 hour.

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

That is Windows Trial counter

Try NT Tweak Downloadable at http://free.pages.at/antiwpa/Other/TweakNT_1.21.zip



Try to remove the timebomb, I have used it many times and it works great.



If you are going to reinstall windows you can also

remove evaluation period from the setup-files:



0. copy files to Harddisk

1. on some running windows (2k,XP) start regedit.exe

2. set cursor on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

3. Menu: File'Load hive' and open [WINsetupdir]i386'SETUPREG.HIV'

4. enter 'tmp' as new hive name and navigate to

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEtmpControlSet001Servicessetupdd

click on (default) and fill/overwrite it with 16 x '00' like that

'00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00'

'00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00'

5. navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEtmp and File'UnLoad hive'



All details are there:

http://antiwpa.org.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2&highlight=setupdd







????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   Antiwpa3 don't support windows vista - is there a other patch ?

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

So far i've not created any real good solution:

Well there is a patch for slc.dll (Software Licensing Client) antiwpa-vista_v1.2.zip

but it may cause unwanted sideeffect on other licenselimitation and it's heavily version

 depending.

One way can be to edit the underlaying licensedata:

The data of the values slc.dll!SLGetWindowsInformationDWORD querys are stored under

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlProductOptions [ProductPolicy=]

http://antiwpa.org.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=211

which might offer to remove other limitation as well



Or just a classic patch of winlogon.exe - as antiwpa2 did. To get rid of the WPA-Check at

logon that will be the best way without any sideeffects.





????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   I have Install AntiWPA 2.00. Should I uninstall it to update?

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

They both work well. They both ‘target’ the same function in

Winlogon.exe, so it’s running well - don’t touch it (Never touch a running system.)





????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   Do I have to reinstall every AntiWPA 3 after I've installed a servicepack ?

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

No, you don't need to. The patch isn’t undone by service packs anymore.

Since it doesn't modify winlogon.exe, it's no problem if winlogon.exe is

replaced by a new version.





????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   What is the difference between AntiWPA 2 & AntiWPA 3?

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

AntiWPA 2 directly modified winlogon.exe (on hard disk) to make it skip

over the product activation check.

AntiWPA 3 intercepts (in memory via API-Import-Hooking) winlogon.exe's request to

the OS whether Windows was booted into Safe-Mode or not.

It makes the OS always return "yes", even if Windows is running in 'normal mode',

winlogon is thinking it's running in safemode and skips the product activation check.

I advice to use antiwpa3 because it is easier to use and 'servicepack-resistent'.



To be complete there is one thing to mention (please ignore if you understand):

Code inside Winlogon:

   If GetIsInNormalMode() then          <-Attackpoint of AntiWPA3

      If DoWPACheckAndReturnIfSucceed() <-Attackpoint of AntiWPA2

         Everythings all right! Go On...

      else

         Stop due to WPA-Error

      EndIf

   else

      It's safemode WPACheck! Go On...

   EndIf

   ...

as you see AntiWPA3 depends of some specific programming logic.

So if there is just 'If DoWPACheckAndReturnIfSucceed()' without

'If GetIsInNormalMode()' in front AntiWPA3 won't avoid activation call.







????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   How do I integrate it into Windows Setup?

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????



0. Copy all XP-Setupfile to your harddisk

(Maybe integrate the latest servicepack via <UnpackServicePack>i386updateupdate.exe
/integrate:"<Dir_to_WinXPFiles>")



1. copy Antiwpa.dll to <WinXPFiles>i386Antiwpa.dll



2. edit <WinXPFiles>i386TXTSETUP.SIF

	search for '[SourceDisksFiles]'



	add the line 'antiwpa.dll  = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0' so it will look like that:



	[SourceDisksFiles]



	antiwpa.dll  = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0

	bootvid.dll  = 1,,,,,,3_,2,0,0,,1,2

	...



3. Create answerfile with <WinXPFiles>SUPPORTTOOLSDEPLOY.CABsetupmgr.exe

	and save it to <WinXPFiles>i386WinNT.sif.

	At 'Commands to Run Once after installation' Add "regsvr32 /s %SYSTEMROOT%system32antiwpa.dll"

OR

	Create a new text file with this content



	[GuiRunOnce]

	Command0="regsvr32 /s %SYSTEMROOT%system32antiwpa.dll"



	and save it to <WinXPFiles>i386WinNT.sif.



(4. Don't know anymore if this is necessary but if you run setup manually 

    go into <WinXPFiles>i386

    run there start setup via "winnt32.exe /unattend:WinNT.sif"

    

    "winnt32.exe /help" to see more help on options"

    

    i case you boot from CD

    

)

    

Now burn your AntiWPA integrated CD.



To make it bootable extract bootblock(should be 2KB) from any bootable

win(nt,2k,xp,2k3) setupCD/ISO with isobluster and burn it with bootcd default

options (

	Sectors to Load a Start: 4

	Emulation  : No

	Load adress: 07C0).



Hint: create an iso & mount it in a Virtual PC like VMWare to test the Image 

before you burn it.



---------------------------------------------------



And to draw some other solution posted by some guest:





1. Copy CD content to C:WindowsCD



2. Use setupmgr.exe to create an answer file

   add the following in the "Run Once" section of setup manager:

   "%SYSTEMDRIVE%antiwpa.dll"



   Unattend.txt/winnt.sif should now include the following section:

[GuiRunOnce]

Command0="regsvr32 /s %SYSTEMDRIVE%antiwpa.dll"



   Edit the [Unattended] section, changing OemPreinstall=No to

   OemPreinstall=Yes



   copy winnt.sif to the C:WindowsCDi386 folder



3. copy antiwpa.dll to C:WindowsCD$oem$$1 (Create Folder)

   Note: All files contained in the "$oem$$1" folder will be

         copied to the C: drive during installation.









Before-WPA-emergency console:

-----------------------------



This will setup some kind of emerency console. The program specified in

CmdLine will be run before the normal logonscreen and before the WPA-Check.

Now you don't need to boot in safemode if something went wrong.



REGEDIT4

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetup]

"SetupType"=dword:00000002

"CmdLine"=""C:Total CommanderTOTALCMD.EXE"



Deny the user 'system' writeaccess(Set value) on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetup

or the system change SetupType value after each logon.

You can use explorer.exe as CmdLine but note it might cause problems later.







Reseting the Activation Trial:

------------------------------

Simply execute 'rundll32.exe syssetup,SetupOobeBnk'.

That is some kind of offical way to rest the Activation Trial.

Take Care it will work only work for about 4 times.

A 'total reset' is not very userfriend and described in detail here.

http://free.pages.at/antiwpa/src/doc/Details%20about%20the%20WPA.htm





Just to draw the picture you will need to export HKLMSystem to a

tmp reg-hive file. Import that reg-hive(or structure) file to delete

HKLMSystemWPA and the Rest

HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersion "LicenseInfo"=""

HKLMSECURITYPolicySecretsL${6B3E6424-AF3E-4bff-ACB6-DA535F0DDC0A}

system32WPA.DBL

shutdown window and copy/overwite the reg-hivefile to system32configsystem

from an other OS or the Windows-CD recovery console.



========================================================

     A (boring) Step by Step to do a manual Install

========================================================



To do a Clean Uninstall:

  1. Click on StartExecute [Or press Winkey+R] and Enter

     regsvr32 antiwpa.dll -u

     -> you should get DllUnregisterServer succeded

  2. Reboot

  3. In the Explorer to c:Windowssystem32 and delete antiwpa.dll

    (Note it's important to use the explorer which is an 64-bit app because 32bit apps like the TotalCommander won't see
the real system32-folder)



Now do an Manuall install:

  1. open the Antiwpa-V3.4.3AMD64 dir

  2. run "regsvr32 antiwpa.dll"

     Step by Step:

     	copy antiwpa.dll to c:

     	StartExecute and enter 'Cmd.exe'enter to open dos-console:

     		c:

     		cd 

     		regsvr32 antiwpa.dll

     -> you should get DllregisterServer succeded



Check antiwpa.dll install itself correctly

  1. now there should be antiwpa.dll in c:Windowssystem32

  2. reboot

  3. run "Start"Execute 'Cmd.exe' and enter

     TASKLIST /M /FI "MODULES eq antiwpa.dll"

     Check if you get the Process Winlogon.exe as output

     (to ensure antiwpa.dll is loaded and is really active)



Check the installation

  1. Forward your date about 1 year and reboot

  2. if you can login there is no doubt that antiwpa is really working

     else boot in safemode and restore your date and run ("Start"Execute)

     rundll32.exe syssetup,SetupOobeBnk

     to reset the trial (but beware the this trick will only work for about 4 times!)

  3. but I hope now everything is working



If not setup the windows RemoteDesktop connection and mail connectioninfos to [email protected]



===========================================================================









AntiWPA.dll was done by

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History:



3.4.6	(Feb 2008) readme.txt updated 'How do I integrate it into Windows Setup?' and

		updated version property of antiwpa.dll 

		Decription 'AntiWPA3 for ...' & Antiwpa-url 



3.4.6 readme.txt updated

	 'How do I integrate it into Windows Setup?' and

	 'windows vista not support' section added



3.4.6 updated antiwpa-site-url in readme.txt

      Changed API-hook order maybe now it will also work on vista



3.4.4 Bugfix: Rename 32-bit dir back to x86

      Minor: readme updates

      Added IA64 Version



3.4.3 Baseaddress change to 0x5000 0000 to avoid to need to relocating the Dll



3.4.2 Bugfix: Relocating the Dll failed - set writeflag to .text-section to fix



3.4   Now it uses import hooks (instead of export ones): Disam part is not need anymore - Dll size reduced



3.3   Install/Uninstall routine for OOBE-Fix and remove activate-links added to AntiWPA.dll



3.2   Internal version (Not released)



3.1  Install/Uninstall routine via regsvr32 added to AntiWPA.dll

     Version info added to AntiWPA.dll



3.0 BETA   initial Release















 ======  Outtakes (obsulated stuff) =========









????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

   How do I integrate it into Windows Setup?

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????







That solution was given by [fs].  Thanks for sharing it! Original thread:

http://antiwpa.org.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=116





Open [Setuppath]I386 (use it in following as workdir)



create a file called "SETTINGS.INF" Put this info in it:

>>>

[Version]

Signature=$CHICAGO$



[AddReg]

; This tells XP setup to process antiwpa.inf at 13min from finishing installation

HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRunOnceExInfs",1,,"rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection
DefaultInstall 128 ..WindowsAntiWPAantiwpa.inf"

<<<



open TXTSETUP.SIF

and add the follow ...text... under the following [section]

(if you add the text at the beginning, the middle or at tbe end don't matter

 as long it stays inside that section)



[WinntDirectories]

...

; this creates a temporary folder called antiwpa in %windir%

140 = AntiWPA

...



[SourceDisksFiles] enter these lines:

...

; this file gets copied to temp location %windir%antiwpa

antiwpa.dll  = 1,,,,,,,140,0,0

; this file gets copied to temp location %windir%antiwpa

antiwpa.inf  = 1,,,,,,,140,0,0

; this file stays on CDrom, it only used to load antiwpa.inf

settings.inf = 1,,,,,,_x,,3,3

...





[HiveInfs.Fresh]

...

; this loads settings.inf at the end of XP setup in DOS mode

AddReg = settings.inf,Addreg

...





create a file called "ANTIWPA.INF" and put this info in it:

>>>

[version]

signature="$CHICAGO$"



[DefaultInstall]

CopyFiles = AntiWPA.Files

AddReg    = AntiWPA.Reg

RegisterDLLs = ANTIWPA.REG.DLL



[DestinationDirs]

; 11 = %windir%system32

AntiWpa.Files.Inf = 11



[AntiWPA.Files]

AntiWPA.dll



[AntiWPA.Reg]

; This step is optional, when enabled it removes Activation shortcut in startmenu

HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%install01",,,"AntiWPA"

HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%install01",1,,"%11%regsvr32.exe antiwpa.dll /s"

; This step removes the %windir%AntiWPA directory and all it's content

HKLM,"%RunOnceEx%Zcleanup",1,,"%11%cmd.exe /c rd /S /Q %10%antiwpa"



[ANTIWPA.REG.DLL]

; 1=FLG_REGSVR_DLLREGISTER  more at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms794364.aspx

11,,antiwpa.dll, 1



[Strings]

RunOnceEx = "SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRunOnceEx"



<<<



Done now check if the following files are inside the I386 dir

ANTIWPA.DLL, ANTIWPA.INF, SETTINGS.INF,  TXTSETUP.SIF











I haven't done/tried this yet.

What you would have to do is manage these tasks somehow:

1. Add antiwpa.dll to the installation package

2. make it execute once "regsvr32 /s antiwpa.dll"

(or "rundll32 antiwpa.dll, DllRegisterServer")



http://forums.cjb.net/antiwpa3-about47.html for more about



Thanks to Hackedout for his solution. Let me summarized it:





1. Copy i386 folder from the cd C:i386



2. Execute "makecab.exe antiwpa.dll"

   Copy compressed file antiwpa.dl_ to C:i386



3. Edit the following files from i386:



DOSNET.INF     [Files]

...

d1,a_pnt518.ppd

d1,antiwpa.dll    <-insert that line

d1,aaaamon.dll

...



HIVESFT.INF    [AddReg]

search for 'WinlogonNotifycscdll' & insert the lines so it will look like that:



...HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotify",,0x00000012

HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyantiwpa",,0x00000012

HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows
NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyantiwpa","DLLName",0x00000002,"antiwpa.dll"

HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyantiwpa","Asynchronous",0x00010003,0

HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyantiwpa","Impersonate",0x00010001,0

HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows
NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifyantiwpa","Logon",0x00000002,"onLogon"

...HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogonNotifycscdll",,0x00000012





TXTSETUP.SIF   [SourceDisksFiles]

search for 'aaaamon.dll' ...



...a_pnt518.ppd = 1,,,,,,,,3,3

antiwpa.dll = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0

..aaaamon.dll = 1,,,,,,,2,0,0





4. Make sure that these files were saved/copied to C:i386



Antiwpa.dl_

DOSNET.INF

HIVESFT.INF

TXTSETUP.SIF



Done!



Some (untested) proposals - if someone confirms that they work

I will finally include them in the instructions

*  To make antiwpa.dll to remove the activationlinks from the start menu

   add the following line to 'HIVESFT.INF'

   HKLM,"SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRunOnce","antiwpa",0x00000002,"regsvr32
antiwpa.dll /s"



   OR !!! (but this is more experimental) replace the line

      HKLM,"SYSTEMSetup","SetupType",0x00010003,1

   with

      HKLM,"SYSTEMSetup","SetupType",0x00010003,2

      HKLM,"SYSTEMSetup","CmdLine",0x00000002,"regsvr32 antiwpa.dll /s"

   theoretical it should start antiwpa-install instead of the OOBE-Let's activate at first start

   so it works you can also leave out the 'HKLM,WinlogonNotify'-part



*  leave out the 'DOSNET.INF'-part I seem be unnecessary and to only cause an

   file not found error in the 'dos' file coping stage

















































































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