如何重整軍備或安裝在「2099把戲」為窗口景色活化作用與Explaination
如果您搜尋窗口景色裂縫繞過活化作用，您很可能注意大多數指示您安裝 窗口景色 在改變BIOS以後約會到年2099年或者發出指令重整軍備窗口景色在年2099年或什麼 年在將來 例如2098年， 2090年或者2050年。 一般有2種方式執行一個「2099欺騙」或「2099文丐」為窗口景色：
1. 2099年安裝窗口景色
2. 重整軍備(重新設置或延長活化作用寬限) 2099年
不管怎樣執行「2099把戲」是等效的。 但為什麼您安裝或需要重整軍備2099年或遠期？ 一般解釋或原因那在窗口景色，有計數至少的2個定時器或保留軌道在，當剩餘的時期時 活化作用寬限 到期。 一定時器計數30天期間從窗口景色的設施。 通過安裝在年2099年，這個定時器打破或是破裂的。 因此，窗口景色將使用另一個定時器保留軌道和記錄您解雇入并且在分鐘以前使用窗口景色的實際時間， 2099年以讀秒從43200分鐘(均等開始到30天)從您安裝執照產品鑰匙改變重整軍備或安裝，間接地延長活化作用寬限超過30個日曆的時間，如果您一天24小時不運行景色系統。
技術細節由offlinevista提供了是窗口景色大概做一「定時器=分鐘(savedtimer， exprdate-curdate， 30days)」在起動確定寬限時間餘留。 2099把戲將使價值exprdate-curdate高。 在旁邊，您能也檢查您通過使用以下命令安裝被奪取存放在窗口景色的日期，在指令提示：
systeminfo
查尋「原物安裝日期」。 在您安裝窗口景色在年2099年，您將看見一非常古怪或無用改為安裝日期，回報一些 SPP 定時器無用。 它是，因為32位系統可能只存放2^31 non-negative秒鐘(開始在1970年1月1日， 12:00的2,147,483,648秒或68年最大值：00am格林維志時間)。 第32位是不同正面和負數。 這意味著，當time_t易變的計數到達2147483647時(2038年1月19日在3:14 ：07am格林維志時間)，它將包裹對或從-2147483648計數繼續，是星期五， 1901年12月13日， 8:45 ：52pm格林維志時間。 However, negative time_t value (which is time before January 1, 1970) is not allowed. In such case, Windows handles that kind of entries as unknown data type, and will switch to use internal Windows timer. This will set the value to 0 which equivalent to 16 Jan 1601 12:00:00am GMT. If you set time to date before 2038 systeminfo will show the correct date.
Steps to perform Install Windows Vista at 2099 Trick
- Disconnect from Internet to avoid time auto synchronization.
- Set the BIOS date to 2099.
- Install Windows Vista. Do not enter any product key or serial number. You should leave the license product key field blank when prompted.
- When Windows Vista installation is done, boot into Windows Vista, and set back the date and time to current date and time value from within Windows Vista, by using “date” command or double click on Vista clock.
Steps to perform Rearm Windows Vista at 2099 Trick
- Disconnect from Internet to avoid time auto synchronization.
- Set the BIOS date to 2099. (This method may cause Windows Vista into RFM (reduced functionality mode)
or
Change the date to year 2099 from within Windows Vista, by using “date” command in Command Prompt or Date/Time applet.
- If you change the date by using BIOS, restart to boot up into Vista.
- If you change the date by using BIOS, but been shown RFM locked out system where everything is impossible to do with just Internet Explorer and activation screen, plus auto logoff, follow these instruction to recover from reduced functionality mode, otherwise, skip to the next step:
- Type the following in the address bar of Internet Explorer:file://c:
- You will be shown Windows Explorer. Browse or navigate to \Windows\System32 folder.
- Find cmd.exe file.
- Right click on cmd.exe and select “Run as Administrator”. If UAC prompts for confirmation, click OK.
- Rearm Windows Vista by using one of the following commands:
slmgr -rearm
or
cscript slmgr.vbs -rearm
or
rundll32 slc.dll,SLReArmWindows
- Restart the computer.
- Change back the BIOS date to current time.
or
Change back the date to current year from within Windows Vista, by using “date” command in Command Prompt or Date/Time applet.
You can change the status of the remaining time left for activation after rearm by using one of the following commands:
slmgr.vbs -dlv
or
slmgr.vbs -xpr
One myth is that you will always see 43200 minutes left once after you rearm or install Vista in 2099. However, it’s not always the case, as Windows Vista countdown timer is initialized at the end of setup, and by the time you manage to boot up and login into Windows Vista desktop, several minutes would be spent. The only possible way to have 43200 minutes is by using “2099 rearm trick”, although you lesser than 43200 or even 43199 too if you have a slower start.
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January 26th, 2007 02:24
I applied the timer stop trick and the countdown timer has remained at 43200 minutes. If I use systeminfo per this article, I see my correct install date. I’d be interested to know what others who have applied this crack see when they run systeminfo.
January 26th, 2007 12:57
If you get locked out by RFM type the following into the address bar of IE7 C:\Windows\explorer.exe and your desktop, start menu and icons will be restored. However there will be a limitation on how many applications you can run once the start menu and other features are restored. Usually 3 applications open at once is the limit have fun.
January 28th, 2007 10:13
g0cgl, my systeminfo displays 1/27/1601
February 2nd, 2007 23:31
Looks like its useless now
http://www.retrothinking.com/headlines/microsoft-shock-vista-pirates-with-forced-activation
February 2nd, 2007 23:54
It’s likely to be a hoax.
February 2nd, 2007 23:58
[...] Rearm or reinstall Windows Vista at year 2099 (or any future year trick). Change back the date from within Vista after performing the 2099 trick. [...]
February 24th, 2007 00:30
Based on the above reasoning would this trick work if you set the date after 2038?
February 24th, 2007 00:52
It should work on any future date.
March 4th, 2007 02:03
First, set your bios date way ahead… but not necessarily 2099. On my Gigabyte motherboard, setting it to 2099 would roll over to 1999. So the highest I could set it was 2078. Set it in your bios, save it, then go back in to your bios and make sure it did not roll over… if so… step back another 10 years.. ie.. 2089, 2079, etc… don’t worry, you’ll be dead by the time your PC reaches that date anyway.
Then do your Vista install, enter no key, and when you are at a desktop, turn off Automatic updates, then set the date back to normal, then run TimerStop. Then run the cmdline check consecutively to make sure the timer stopped. It will take about 30 seconds each time your run the cmdline check for the window to pop up, so you can see the time. It does not have to be at 43200, just not moving down.
If you have problems, try it with a 32 bit install of Vista first. I’ve verfied it works. Haven’t tried it with 64 bit yet, but the new Timerstop 2a version supposedly works on that as well. Older versions won’t be able to crack the 64 bit version.
Note that you can do still do manual updates… of the dreamscene desktop, and holdem poker.. just if I were you, avoid the hotfixes and select manually only the updates that have been verified to be safe of any countermeasures.
March 5th, 2007 01:37
Penguin, I installed
Vista, in 2099, but since I didn’t enter a product key, I can’t get to my desktop. I can only go for reduced functionality mode, which means you get an explorer window.
What step am I missing here? I did all the timer stop stuff, but since I am not really activated in the first place, how can it stop the timer.
Hope you can help.
November 16th, 2007 21:58
I have been battling with Vista Crack for the past few months. I think I have succeeded finally by using the 2099 method.
I followed the steps required and when I checked the countdown timer, it shows: 43200 minutes (30days)
Does this means the crack was successful?
November 16th, 2007 22:03
Only if it’s not counting down.
November 23rd, 2007 10:01
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