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Heads up!Contents of dlog.dat are more or less meaningless. The file seems to contain nothing more but a list of modules loaded within the process that do not match the whitelist nor the blacklist of dl.enc. This is most likely a countermeasure for everyone now having a possibility of creating their own dlls instead of being dependent on releases. The amount of hacks surfacing as releases is manageable from their position while everyone making their own is not. Its sole purpose seems to be to gather the modules so they can be later inspected for illegitimate dlls and help GMs/ESTsoft to keep dl.enc up-to-date.In short; the modules which will lead to a ban don't seem to appear in dlog at all and thus the contents of dlog won't tell you whether your account is safe or not.As a side note, doesn't anyone else find it a bit odd that the most used and well known 3d party program, CabalRider, had no entries in the blacklist until they announced they are halting the development? I have logs way back 2009 ^^ahe.when i delete all user data and run cabal it create a fresh copy of userdatanow i have a new userdata folder ^^just delete the old folder and it will create a new datafolderthanks anyway its a good release ^^ people got panic specially cheaters heheheI am using crckd's dll last night, when i check this morning by the decrypter I have a log of crckd.dll, when I read this post i tried deleting the user data and run again cabal in normal then log out.
The unlockerhook.dll is an executable file on your computer's hard drive. This file contains machine code. If you start the software unlockerhook on your PC, the commands contained in unlockerhook.dll will be executed on your PC.
I check again, the crckd.dll has gone only guard32.dll;fltlib.dll; has registered.is there any possibility that all the log files of your character was saved to somewhere else aside from 'dlog'?, Is deleting user data keep you safe?
Application:Category: UtilitiesDescription: Unlocker is a freeware utility to unlock open handles on files so that they may be deleted.691KB download / 590KB installed(MD5: 87bd685f17609ca3296c36e37bff1425)Setup Instructions:1. Install Unlocker Portable2. Download the latest version of Unlocker from3. Open the installer with 7-Zip4. Extract these files to the AppUnlocker directory - Unlocker.exeUnlockerCOM.dllUnlockerDriver5.sysUnlockerHook.dll5. Run UnlockerPortable.exeRelease Notes:1.0.0.9 (2010-01-22). threaded splashscreen (doesn't block program execution)1.0.0.8 (2010-01-22).
update to driver key removal on exit. INI option to disable splash screen. confirmed compatibility with Unlocker 1.8.8Development Test 2 (2008-04-07):. Updated to PAF format. Added splash screenDevelopment Test 1: Initial release. will prompt for UAC elevation in Vista, and will terminate if it does not have admin rights (any OS). now includes SetACL to facilitate removal of the EnumRootLEGACYUNLOCKERDRIVER5 reg key.
Wraithdu: Trying for the first time after following your instructions above for installing 1.0.0.7. Opened a file with SciTE, so it should be in-use/locked.
Went to Windows Explorer, navigated to the file, highlighted it, pressed the delete key and a dialogue appeared as though I had held the shift key down, i.e. It wasn't going to the recycle bin. Pressing yes caused the file to be really deleted.
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So somehow Unlocker had removed the lock AND cleared the go-to-recycle-bin flag (wherever it is)!Tried again with another file, this time opend with notepad. Right clicked file in explorer, selected the Unlocker entry in the menu, and it said 'No locking handle found' which can't be right as Notepad has it open?Not sure I undestand what's going on (or how to reinstate the delete to recycle bin default action)RogerL. Unlocker doesn't do anything to the delete to recycle bin command. Were these files on your USB drive?
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If so, the USB drive doesn't have a recycle bin, and the option to delete to the recycle bin will never appear.Second, opening a file in notepad/scite will not cause the file to be locked. It's only opened for read/write access, which is not quite the same.
To see an example of locking handles, right click on ntdll.dll in your C:WindowsSystem32 directory. I REALLY WOULDN'T try unlocking that file thoughOh, and sometimes I've had files/folders that I can't delete through windows explorer, that when opened in Unlocker don't show any locking handles. But if I choose Delete from the dropdown and click OK, the file/folder will be deleted. Yes, silly me, I knew that (USB drives don't have a recycle bin), just having a senior moment, sorry to waste your time on the answer!Thanks for the ntdll.dll example. It was nice to see unlocker 'working' which I had failed to do.The reason I was interested in trying unlocker is because I have often found files that wouldn't delete without knowing what app had locked them and then not unlocked them when finished. I wll try your suggestion of Deleting from the dropdown next time. Is this with unlocker running or without?
I'm not sure what you mean 'installed to my hard drive'? You had the normal program installed, or you tried my portable app on your hard drive first? Did you close the program before trying to copy / delete it?The launcher registers & unregisters the COM.dll (shell extension). You may need to close and re-open any explorer windows for explorer to release the DLL. At worst, just reboot.Now if you actually installed the program and then just deleted it, well I can't help you there.
It's never given me any trouble though. I don't think it would really be wasting your time. All you have to do is add installer.ini to the AppInfo folder with the appropriate information.So you're 'not wasting your time', I posted the contents of intaller.ini below. Hopefully it doesn't take you too long to copy over.DownloadFilesDownloadURL=files can be downloaded and installed as well, as long as they can be extracted with 7-zip. Except that the official portable zip doesn't include the shell extension, which my portable launcher uses - it is registered on start, then unregistered on close.
This adds the Unlocker right-click context menu entry. Even the official portable package doesn't have this. IMO, it is the most convenient way to use Unlocker. The official portable version just runs an open file dialog and you have to choose a file or folder.
It's a one shot deal and kinda cumbersome if you ask me.I figure it's better to have a user download and extract the installer from the official site, where an AV warning might not be as suspicious as if it comes from my package's installer. Hi wraithdu, not wishing to waste your time as there isn't a workaround for a changing filename in an online installer, you might want to stop reading herewraithduMy antivirus goes crazy over the installer download because of the EBay shortcut installer that he bundles with it.I had a look at the changelog for Unlocker. It doesn't appear to be very hectic so, if you reconsider (and for anyone else that's interested), the installer doesn't have to extract the entire contents of the file -DownloadFilesDownloadURL=a bit of custom code in 'PortableApps.comInstallerCustom.nsh' to put UnlockerCOM.dll in the right place and clean up -!macro CustomCodePostInstallRename '$INSTDIRAppUnlocker$$COMMONFILESUnlockerUnlockerCOM.dll' '$INSTDIRAppUnlockerUnlockerCOM.dll'RMDir /r '$INSTDIRAppUnlocker$$COMMONFILES'!macroendIf you made it this far, thanks for reading. It would be nice if this launcher could support setting a local language. There is no need for supplemental files, all languages are already packed into the executable.
Unlocker selects the runtime language to match its installer language code, which the installed version saves as registry value SZ 'HKLMsoftwaremicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstallUnlocker' 'Language' '10xx' where xx is the country language code. This entry is looked up only when the program starts, so the portable launcher could add it to the registry, start Unlocker, and immediately remove it after Unlocker has started. I tested this with Unlocker 1.0.0.9. A launcher is a wrapper or container that makes an application portable. The container can take a couple of different approaches to make sure the application is portable:You can keep track of all of the changes that an application makes (ahead of time), and then when the application is done, copy those changes to portable location and remove them from the host machine (the way PortableApps apps work I believe)Or you can trap all changes as they happen and make the application think that it's writing files to the location is wants to (e.g.
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'My Documents') or the Windows registry, but actually store them somewhere else (typically in files on the portable device).Ultimately the result is the same, and the original application works as if it never wrote/changed anything on the host machine.With this particular application you have to download and extract the actual program files for the launcher to be able to work. Many/most of the apps on PortableApps come with the launcher and the application itself together in one package.HTH.