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Hi,

I want to suppress the:

This code requires valid serial number to run.
Program will be terminated.

I tried erasing the string in Options and saving my vmp file, but after recompilation, it's still there!

Thanks.

:Ron

And I will too!

Thanks.

Well almighty then.

Hi, After successfully obtaining a trial 30 day license against an Activation code from the weblm server, I desired to change the trial period from 30 days to 1 day so tomorrow I could see what happens when the time is up. I deleted my licenses and recreated one with a 1 day expiration. I must have ...

From the instructions: At the first run, the protected application checks the registry or settings file for the stored serial number. If it is not found, the application needs to start the trial period, so it shows an information window to the user and then connects the activation server for the ser...

Nevermind....

I fixed it.

Da!, There it is!

Nice.

Thanks a bunch admin.

Hi,

Am I correct that it is not possible to specify an Activation Server in the VMProtect demo version?
Those fields seem to be missing from the demo.

Thanks.

Ron

Ooooo K. I have *solved* it - maybe. It seems that VMPROTECTSDK32.DLL needs to be in the output folder not the source code folder for registration to take place. I found this out using dependency walker. From the FAQ: Is it necessary to include VMProtectSDK32.dll/VMProtectSDK64.dll to installer? No....

Further Findings: It is not simply having #include "VMProtectSDK.h there that causes the problem It only appeared that way for a while. - this made little sense anyway. It turns out that after commenting out all the API calls, a Rebuild Project.dll was required to be able to register the dll. T...

Thanks for the reply. No, they're there alright. I had it all working even with VProtect, but had not as yet re-registered the dlll as it was already registered. On a hunch, I thought I would see if the dll would un-register / re-register. It did not. So I commented all the VProtect code out but for...

I have found that it is enough to simply have: #include "VMProtectSDK.h" Added to my COM Dll code and nothing else, no API calls, no markers not even protecting it, to produce: LoadLibrary("Project.dll") failed. The specified module could not be found. In response to: regsvr32 Pr...

I don't want to be bothered by VMProtect when I am just debugging my code so I put a res = 0 surrounded by #ifdef _DEBUG / #endif preprocessor conditions. It it dangerous to have this code in the exe in the wild? I have put it inside the protected code area using a marker. char *serial = read_serial...

I solved it shortly after posting

Please delete if possible.

Hi everyone. VMProtect Demo newbie here. I am protecting a dll that is a plug-in for a 3rd party host application I have many versions of the 3rd party host application on my disk. I put my serial.txt in c:\ and am fetching it from that location like so. char *serial = read_serial((char*)"c:\\s...