Introducing
So you want to be a cracker huh?Aha.I know what do you think.You think i download any shit crack help documents from the internet read them and can start to crack huh?Then i`ll call me CdKiller and be famous as every other cracker in the net huh?NO!ALL WHAT YOU HAVE THINK ABOUT CRACKING IS FALSE!FORGET IT NOW!CLEAR YOUR BRAIN AND I`LL TEACH YOU HOW TO CRACK!
After you finished reading this text you`ll know how to crack Cd protection and how to disable movie/sound/music calls in the game exe.
WHAT WE NEED TO CRACK
Ok before we can start or let us better say before YOU can start to crack you need an disassembler! I use Win32Dasm and i think its the best prog for crack beginner.
Then you need Hiew to manipulate the exe you want to crack because with Win32Dasm you can only take a look into the exe but you can`t manipulate anything.
Win32Dasm
Hiew
This two things you must called your own to be able to crack progs.
Ok we should think that you have already the two progs and we can start to crack.
LET`S CRACK!
Crack with Win32Dasm
Ok in this lesson i`ll show you how to work with Win32Dasm and Hiew.
Today we wanna crack an game which is very easy to crack.We crack Need for Speed 2.
Ok.We start our Win32Dasm.exe.We can see the main page with an toolbar.We click on
Disassembler.An menu pops up and we can see some options.We click on Open file to Disassemble.Another pop up menu show us our HD and we click on the exe we want to disassemble(here is it the nfsw.exe).The disassemble process have start the disassembling may take few minutes (be sure that you have over 80MB free space on your HD if not it may be that the exe cannot be fully disassemble).Ok the exe was disassembled.Huh whats that?
All what you can see is a text written with WingDings font!NO PROBLEMO AMIGO!
Click on Disassembler and then in the pop up options screen on Font and then on select Font.You can select an Font type (i think the best Font to work with it is Arial).Click on ok.
We can now read the text.Ok.But what the hell all the scurvy things mean?
Object01: Begtext RVA: 00001000 Offset: 00000400 Size: 000AEA00 Flags 60000020
What does it mean?We dont know that.But no matter!We dont need to know that.What we have to do now is to start the game (here Need for Speed 2) without CD.It doesn`t works huh?SHIT!But what does the error message say?
Abort message:
To play Need for Speed 2 yo...
... middle of paper ...
...ook which kind of error message the game show
- With the message to Win32Dasm and to the String of Data Items pop up menu
- There you have to search where you can find the same error message and double click on it
- Write down the number after @Offset without the h (below the main screen) for every call and jump command (you recognize it if the bar change his color to green)
- Then with the @Offset number to Hiew and noop the address
THAT WAS ALL
I hope you understand my text and are now able to crack gamez and other things!
I know that it is not easy to understand (my gramatic is bader then of an turkish imigrate in russland) but if you try it often enough you`ll check it and crack it!I am sure you do!
This is the first text i write about cracking in my life and i am sure it will be not the last!
OUTRO
The text was written by The PuppetMaster2501.I am proud member of one of the newest crack groups called D.O.C. - Defenders of Cracking.If you have some experience in cracking hacking or can program some graphic tools in Turbo Pascal or C++ and wanna be an Defender too and an member of D.O.C. then send me an e-mail and i will contact you.
Lucien91@hotmail.com
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