Hey, heres a win32asm keygen...its not very good, in that it if you type in letters/strange characters for your sn which it uses to generate your reg code, its not gonna stop you, and it gives the rec code in a msg box rather than an edit box...Oh well, here it is

Sorry to tell you this but the key algorithm DOES NOT care about what serial number you entered....look at the code for my keygen that I posted and that should explain what the algo does.

goatass

Nono, I'm talking about the serial number that you get with the program

LIke when you press 'register', in that dialog there is a greyed out box that sayts 'Serial'...

and "Serial" is NOT the same as "Reg Code" in this program...sorry if that wasn't clear

Oh ok now I get what you are talking about. Well what that is is the serial number that the program generates once it calls the GetVolumeInformation. This number is unique for each computer. What my keygen does is instead of asking the user to enter that serial number and then genrate a key I use the GetVolumeInformation API and generate the serial number myself and then modify it to generate the real key that you would enter into the box.

I don't remeber exactly but if you look at the serial number that the program shows you I think it's the same as the one returned from the GetVolumeInformation API just converted to Decimal.

goatass