Hello RCE forum! I am brand new to cracking and I know very little so please excuse me ahead of time for asking how to do something I know is simple I just can not figure it out on my own. I have a copy of Solid Builder Q3 2000 it is a CAD drawling program from the early 2000s that I use to draw blueprints; However, my computer that it was originally installed on broke and I can no longer retrieve the authentication code. The company Eagle Point is also defunct and out of business so I have no way of calling to ask them what my code was. I have tried loading the program into olly debug and removing the authentication script or at least set the value to positive but I have had no luck in successfully doing this. If someone could please guide me through the process of how to fix my software I would really appreciate it. I can send you a copy of the software through my drop box. All I need is a set of instructions on how to successfully crack the software my self. Thank you very much everyone! BTW I am not part of some superlative government conspiracy I am just a guy that wants to use his software please help me!

I'm from China, who is a new guy here and know little about reverse. why not using a new cracked product?

I do not use a newer product because I like the program I have and do not need the features of a new program. I do not design skyscrapers I do not need the power.

Program uses ElanLM, but I think you know this already ;-).

Regards,

CrackZ.

Lol hey cracks I lost your emails from last year you sent me about it. I tried solving it with your instructions but as you can see... I'm not good with this stuff.

Ok Crackz, I read through your FlexLM page and found this. So essential what I have taken from this is that all I need is a vendor ID and I run that through your formula (which I do not entirely understand) and then I end up with a working serial number. So If I am right please let me know and also how do I find the vendor ID? Thanks


SentinelLM / ElanLM

Generating your own SLM installation serial number couldn't be easier, with these instructions by scorpie.

Assuming desired Vendor ID = 0x1ABC.

1. Form Hexadecimal numbers 1ABC1ABC
2. Find the binary equivalent of the above numbers: 0001 1010 1011 1100 0001 1010 1011 1100
3. Make a group of two bits of the numbers above: 00 01 10 10 10 11 11 00 00 01 10 10 10 11 11 00
4. Map the 2-bit group with the rule: 00 --> 01, 01 --> 11, 10 --> 00, 11 --> 10.
5. Point 3, will become: 01 11 00 00 00 10 10 01 01 11 00 00 00 10 10 01
6. Covert point 5 to HEX again: 70297029
7. Shift right (1D position) point 6: T1 = 00000003
8. Shift left (3 position) point 6: T2 = 814B8148
9. Find T1 OR T2 = 814B814B
10. From point 1 and point 9, form 4B81BC1A (this is reverse byte of the above).
11. Repeat point 2 -- 6 for HEX number 4B81BC1A, and we get: D2172970
12. Repeat point 7 to the result of point 11: S1 = 00000006
13. Repeat point 8 to the result of point 11: S2 = 90B94B80
14. Find S1 OR S2 = 90B94B86
15. The serial number for Vendor ID=1ABC is 864BB990 (hexadecimal) = 2253109648

Upon first-time installation of the software, I see that a 29-day trial period is initiated. There are a couple of tutorials in the Fravia collection dealing with Elan that may be useful in defeating the timeout. This might be an alternative to going the authorization code route.

I can try them but I don't know if ill know what I'm doing I have very little experience.