TimerLock Automated Batch Install Script for TimerStop Driver v2a and Windows Vista Activation 2099 Crack
TimerStop v2a driver crack for Windows Vista activation is a popular workaround to bypass Windows Vista activation, as it locks the Vista machine activation grace period in within officially allowed 30-day duration which fools the Microsoft to treat the system as newly installed for trial usage and not yet activated. Hence, the all Windows Vista edition, including Windows Vista Ultimate cracked with TimerStop may able to access Windows Update, download Ultimate Extras, enable Internet Time sync, and other free software from Microsoft Download Center. To make the application of TimerStop.sys patch easier, pembros has posted on anti Windows Product Activation (WPA) forum a batch script (now contained inside a program) TimerLock that automated the TimerStop.sys driver installation process.
The TimerLock batch script or executable comes with original working version 2a (v2a) of TimerStop.sys and TimerStop64.sys by offlinevista. The command script will firstly install TimerStop driver with a random file name (so you won’t find TimerStop.sys and/or TimerStop64.sys on your system as the name is randomize to minimize the risk been caught by Microsoft). Then it applies the 2099 crack (and thus will use one rearm count, if your Vista 3 times rearm allocation is used up, you may need to reinstall Vista) and restarts. Upon restart the system will be restored to original date. The process also auto disable driver enforcement in 64bit Vista (32-bit TimerStop.sys driver has built-in workaround to the Vista unsigned driver restriction) to skip warning about unsigned driver, and will work on any localized language or region version of Windows Vista as it change the date format during the process silently.
As TimerStop drivers will be installed with a random name, CurrentName.dat file will be created in TimeStop folder to record the actual name of the system. Keep the file or write down the name of the installed driver on your system just in case you need to uninstall TimerStop driver.
Note: (Only if not working) For TimerLock to work in 64-bit Windows Vista Ultimate x64, although the script has built-in support to disable unsigned driver warning, you may have to disable driver enforcement manually with command provided by Shadowchaser:
bcdedit -set loadoptions \”DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS”
Note: Use updated version only if previous version failed or unable to work. Beside, TimerLock won’t work on Microsoft Virtual PC 2007.
Latest Version: TimerLock 2.6
Download TimerLockSetup.zip version 2.6 – Fixed divide by zero errors with few small tweaks.
Download TimerLock version 1.4 (TimerLock.zip – previously version 4).
Download TimerLock version 1.5 (TimerLock.zip – previously version 5).
Download TimerLock version 2.0 (TimerLockSetup.zip from here or here) – Has changed from batch script to executable with ability to work alongside with UAC.
Download TimerLock version 2.1 (TimerLockSetup.zip) – New icon, fix (hopefully) incorrect admin privileges checking and other bug fixes.
Download TimerLock version 2.2 (TimerLockSetup.zip) – Removed admin check that always fails for x64 users, added OS check and UAC checking, with ability to work from any non-temp location on any drive now.
Download TimerLock version 2.3 (TimerLockSetup.zip) – Full support for 32-bit and 64-bit (x32 and x64) Windows Vista.
Download TimerLock 2.4 (TimerLockSetup.zip) – Use this version if you don’t like some anti virus software returns false positive status that the crack contains trojan named Generic3.AEW.
To automatically apply the TimerStop driver to crack and bypass Windows Vista activation by using the TimerLock script:
- Install Windows Vista without entering any product key. If you have already installed Windows Vista, make sure you don’t use up the 3 times legal rearm limit. Anyway, version 5 will ensure that TimerStop driver is installed even though rearm allowances have been used up.
- After installation setup complete, boot up Windows Vista system with user id with administrator rights.
- Disconnect from Internet if necessary.
- Turn off UAC. (Not necessary required since version 2.0, try only if unsuccessful)
- Extract the TimerLock.zip or TimerLockSetup.zip to a folder.
- Run install.bat or TimerLockSetup.exe to activate TimerLock script.
- When prompted to restart computer, press OK.
- System should prompt that the patch was installed properly. If not check your system date if it has properly set back.
- Optional: If you have problem that the activation timer counts down between restarts or reboots, manually apply 2099 trick.
- Check if your activation remaining timer still counting down with slmgr.vbs -dlv command in elevated command prompt.
If the TimerLock auto Vista activator and patcher doesn’t work for you, you can always apply Timer Stopper TimerStop driver (v2a) manually.
Disclaimer: This article is for educational and informational purpose only.
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February 12th, 2007 16:15
If you’re the only user of Vista, normally you’re the administrator too.
It basically means that the user accounts you login with must have administrator rights too.
February 12th, 2007 16:10
What means “After installation setup complete, boot up Windows Vista system with user id with administrator rights.” How I can do to run boot up Windows Vista system with user id with administrator rights”
February 12th, 2007 13:01
TimerLock 2.3 with full support for 64-bit Vista is up.
February 12th, 2007 12:51
So those clock was set to 2038, make sure you log on to Vista with administrator user account, not just “run as admin”. Also try later version of TimerLock.
February 12th, 2007 03:55
I just used TimerLock 2.2 with UAC on and it ran successfully and rebooted my computer. However, I am unable to use Windows Update or grab new definitions for Windows Defender now, getting an error of 8024A000. Also, my clock was set to 2038, not 2099. Using Vista Business. Whats wrong?
February 11th, 2007 20:31
Can you make a simple unistaller or auto-updater to update the crack whenever needed?
February 11th, 2007 18:00
i tried timerstop v2 and that worked perfectly. ive checked using driverquery and ive still got the timerlock driver in my system and i want to get rid of it. any ideas?
February 11th, 2007 16:02
It seems this doesn’t work for me. i checked the timer and it still counts down. While it was installing i checked the date on the clock and it said 2038, not 2099. I’m using Vista Ultimate. I’ve only got one rearm remaining and i dont want to waste it. If there is no way to fix the problem, can someone tell me how to COMPLETELY remove it from my system.
Thanks
February 11th, 2007 11:59
All versions should work on x32. Note that there is no functionality different on all version, the final patch is still by applying the TimerStop driver v2a. However, each version has updated check and algorithm to ensure the script can be used as straight forward as possible, hence the updated version to deal with various situation. So if a version works, you no need to upgrade.
February 11th, 2007 11:52
Admin, I have 32-bit version of Vista (RTM Build 6000), what version of TIMERLOCK do you recommend me??? Should I simply use the latest one?
February 11th, 2007 11:25
just reinstalled vista x64 and used 1.5 version, works fine! thanks for helping admin!
February 11th, 2007 11:04
Fred, version 2.2. and more information will be updated in a short while.
Updated.
Fred, you can try to use version 1.5, but instead of right click on it and run as admin, open an elevated command prompt with admin rights and type install.bat to execute it. Reported works for 64-bit Vista Ultimate.
February 11th, 2007 11:02
What version of TIMERLOCK does anybody recommend me for first time installation try on the RTM Build 6000 version of Vista? Appreciate anyone’s help.
February 11th, 2007 10:22
Wow! Hot dog it worked flawlessly. Thanks a bunch!
February 11th, 2007 09:22
K7, try to recover from RFM, and try to reset the 3 times count in registry.
February 11th, 2007 06:10
getting the same admin rights problem with 2.1 as i was getting with 2.0. running x64. havent tried 1.5 or lower as i dont wanna risk screwing it up again after i reinstalled everything for the 3rd time. maybe this is a 64bit related problem?
February 11th, 2007 05:53
answering my own question, i got owned! using vista in the reduced funcionality mode right now!
February 11th, 2007 05:45
Right click on the file “Run as administrator”
February 11th, 2007 05:32
admin, now that I tried v 1.5, the timer just disappeared. using the “slmgr.vbs -dlv” I got an “unlicensed” in the license status field. is this normal? the program also warned me about the re-arm limit been exceed (really was), and don’t prompted me to restart the computer.
February 11th, 2007 03:43
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February 11th, 2007 03:38
K7, you can try very 1.5 or lower which doesn’t include admin rights check. As long as it work then it’s ok.
February 11th, 2007 03:23
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February 11th, 2007 02:21
tried version 2.1, and it still asking for admin rights…
i’m running vista x64, 19 days remaining 
February 10th, 2007 23:51
Djinn and eXperience, try version 2.1.
February 10th, 2007 22:21
I have a problem like eXPerience: after running TimerLockSetup.exe it keeps telling me “you must run this program with admin rights”, but i do! I do also turned of the UAC…
Why?