Slic toolkit Pc#
Slic toolkit windows 7#

This should activate Windows (Vista, Windows 7 with SLIC v2.1 & Server 2012 with SLIC v2.2) - reference MDL post.ДЇor Clover config, I tried dropping the OEM SLIC but doesn't seem to work->still see 2 SLICs. Together with installing the correct certificate and key using cmd prompt in windows My laptop is already OEM licenced with Windows and I much prefer to use OSX anyway. NB I don't condone piracy and this is purely an educational exercise for me. I was just wondering if Clover could do the same thing eg like a dsdt, mask the licencing tables with the injected tables from the SLIC in EFI/Clover/ACPI/Windows. Unfortunately, the Daz loader only installs on mbr drives and I've converted mine to fully GPT. 'Microsoft tried to block all loaders from working by denying activation status to systems that have their RSDP located in the EBDA (Extended BIOS Data Area). The Daz loader is able to load the Dell v2.2 server SLIC into memory so the string 'DELL PE_SC3' is found in the RSDT/XSDT & SLIC tables overwriting the native RSDT/XSDT/SLIC marker/Public Key ie overwrites 'DELL M09' with 'DELL PE_SC3' (it looks like with Clover, it doesn't overwrite the OEM SLIC, hence 2 SLICs as you suggested). My understanding of Windows 7 and Server 2012 OEM licencing is that Windows searches for descriptors in the RSDT/XSDT tables and compares it to the string found in the SLIC eg the string 'DELL PE_SC3' is found in the BIOS of Dell Servers while my XPSm1530 laptop BIOS has 'DELL M09'. If 'activation status has nothing to do with the XSDT nor the RSDT table' can you show a successful OEM activation where XSDT/RSDT is not the same/equal to the PubKey & Marker? Your screenshot only shows blanks (since SLIC Dump Toolkit doesn't work on your computer), not that XSDT/RSDT is not the same as the PubKey & Marker.Д®dit rweverything has same results as SLIC dump toolkit.Unfortunately the loader only works on mbr drives)? Are you able to load the Dell 2.2 SLIC ( link to post at MDL forums) successfully with Clover in your computer and activate Windows with it (I certainly can if I use Daz loader instead of Clover.If I remove SLIC.aml from EFI/Clover/ACPI/Windows, then all the fields RSDT=XSDT=PubKey=Marker=DELL M09 so this proves that Clover is injecting something from the 2.2 SLIC (but maybe not everything or not in the right memory address- I will check later with another program rw-everything). The PubKey and Marker however are read as the original values from my real BIOS = DELL M09 with SLIC ver 2.1 If you look closely at the screenshot from my earlier post, RSDT & XSDT is able to be read and is = DELL PE_SC3 (from the injected SLIC 2.2) I have always been able to confirm the activation status of windows on my computer with the said program (it definitely works in Windows 7 on my computer but I've read of issues with Windows 8). However my computer is quite a deal older than yours (an XPSm1530 from 2008) and its BIOS is not locked. You raise some valid points about the SLIC Dump Toolkit program not being able to read the RSDT & XSDT tables on your computer due to BIOS being locked. If these two keys matches, it really doesn't matter who is the owner of the product key and which Windows 7 edition is it for, as long as it's an OEM SLP key. A piece of random data is being encrypted with the public key and then Windows is trying to decrypt it with the private key. It's all about the SLIC table (and the public key inside it) and the sertificate file (and the private key inside it) or maybe it was the oposite.

Slic toolkit Pc#

Also, on a PC without stock SLIC table, you won't be able to see the injected by Clover SLIC table with the SLIC Dump Toolkit, you should use AIDA64 instead. It may has a SLIC table in BIOS, but it's locked (and thereforРµ unavailable to the SLIC Dump Toolkit) and the BIOS is RSA encrypted, preventing it to be modded:ДЄs you can see, the activation status has nothing to do with the XSDT nor the RSDT table.