Avoid Microsoft Software WGA Checks » gHacks tech news I published a guide some days ago that explained how you can download software from Microsoft's Download Center without having to pass Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) checks. Several users who tried the method ran into issues after successfully downloading the programs to their systems as a second check was performed during installation of said programs on the local system. The problem here was that the software would not install if the check during installation failed, and there was seemingly no option to prevent the check from being executed during installation of the application on the local system. You can use a program like MuBlinder to bypass the checks on the local system as well. Update: The program MuBlinder has not been updated since 2010, which is an indication that it may not be working anymore with newer or updated versions of the Windows operating system. Some users however are reporting that MuBlinder is still working properly. Update: The program is no longer available.
Official muBlinder Page - P2Plife Forums Spiziuz, on Sep 8 2006, 11:42 AM, said: Major changes in v. 3.0! Gratz with the release, its really cool! The new Blinder-Patch feature is really cool, and ads loads of possibilities to the program! M$ will rip their hair of their head when they see this new program! Thanks, specially for catching the wrong file I uploaded early on ŊŊŦ~ĐẴ, on Sep 8 2006, 11:11 AM, said: DUUUDE.....WarXchild.....you rule......microcrack....er....I mean microshaft.....er.....microsoft is gonna have fun....lol.Oh....and by the way....if you need a test dummy for that proxy problem....you know...with the code that MGA sends when relayin to the site.....just let me know....I've got a few tricks up my sleeve that I've been dyin to try out.....just give me the run-down on the details on it if you can (or want to) and I'll come runnin, lol. Thanks DA. Dont worry, havent used it since then. Quote Oh....another thing.....MuBlinder is in VB, is it not? Will keep your offer in mind, thank you.
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