Open95Keygen - Legal Reverse Engineered Non-DMCA'able New Keygen Software (Windows 95/NT 4.0) For Mac OS 8-9 & Mac OS 10.3.9-10.6.8 PowerPC

[alex_free]

Open95Keygen is a portable open source program that generates random valid Product Keys (both OEM and Retail types) for Microsoft's Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 operating systems.

The Windows 95/NT 4.0 OEM/Retail Product Key algorithms have been reverse engineered by many people. Open95Keygen is a clean room design implementation not based on any existing software, it is written based on the specifications of the algorithm which is inherently not copyright infringement. I was inspired to write Open95Keygen after watching the YouTuber stack smashing's video Why 111-1111111 is a valid Windows 95 key.

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[Amethyst1]

Probably quite an obscure tool these days but cool nonetheless

 

[alex_free]

Probably quite an obscure tool these days but cool nonetheless

I seem to specialize in those. This was honestly just really fun to make, and because the mingw compiler still compiles targeting windows 95 I actually have ended up testing a lot of my software on windows 95. Also it’s really cool to see what you write work on classic Mac OS, now I have more then just one classic Mac OS app besides 21c.

 

[Amethyst1]

I actually have ended up testing a lot of my software on windows 95.

Can you also test on NT 3.51? It can run some software targeted at 95 and I just love seeing "modern" stuff run under that prehistoric UI.

 

[alex_free]

Can you also test on NT 3.51? It can run some software targeted at 95 and I just love seeing "modern" stuff run under that prehistoric UI.

Interesting, supposedly Internet Explorer 4.0 can be installed on NT 3.x. That in theory provides the required .dll that allows programs to run that are compiled by the mingw compiler.

On a side note, I actually made a DOS 3.30 and newer build of 21c but that’s the oldest I’ve gone. Maybe I’ll release a DOS build of this as well.

 

[Amethyst1]

Interesting, supposedly Internet Explorer 4.0 can be installed on NT 3.x.

You can run the 16bit IE5 on 3.51.

 

[Tratkazir_the_1st]

Can you also test on NT 3.51?

You can run the 16bit IE5 on 3.51.

Wow, necromancers gathering .

 

[dlopan]

Wow, necromancers gathering .

Yeah really old ones

 

[alex_free]

I have successfully ported this to PSX! BIN+CUE files for US and Japanese PSX/PS1 consoles as well as source code are now available!

alex-free.github.io

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[alex_free]

http://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3794 this is pretty cool. Also, this website is very legacy browser oriented!