sangeli Master Cheater
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Joined: 07 Dec 2006 Posts: 406
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Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:23 pm Post subject: [tut] How To Edit/Crack Enuff PC |
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Ok, a few ppl want to know, so its really easy. You do this without doin ANY cracking.
1. First thing is first. Start your computer in Safe mode with networking. This way, ENUFF is offline and you should have (slow) internet.
2. Make sure you have internet, open internet explorer or firefox, wutever. If you have internet you will be able to check your email in case it asks for email confirmation (i think the newer versions do that) If it doesnt ask, skip this step
3. Go to Enuff PC in your start menu, and click uninstall/reinstall.
4. Now, you have skipped the login menu, and have jumped straight to the settings.
5. Now you can edit passwords, usernames, admin, and allowed hours/times
*I HIGHLY suggest you keep the admin name/password the same, not to make it look suspicious. What I did was I made myself a new account, the name was a space so my parents wouldnt see it, and i logged in as the space account every time which had no time limit, and left my real account with only 1 hour left.
6. If you do not care if the admin knows that you have destroyed and edited the program, you can just uninstall the whole god dam thing.
(7.) If that dont work, PM me and i can tell you how to do it.
(this may be a little off, i havent had this problem for a few years, lol)
Here are some tips to stay undercover
~Every day change the real account's hours left a little bit to show you are "using" that account, and not to tip them off
~Erase the recently opened applications, if your admin is smart, they will check to see what programs were opened when, using that they can find how many hours each program was used
~Most of all, DONT PLAY SO MUCH GOD DAM COMPUTER!
*screenys may come later, i dunno yet
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| Dark Byte wrote: | | ce can certainly damage hardware let's say you have a robotarm attached to your computer, and the software limits usually block it from ripping out it's own cpu. If you remove that limit and then issue the command to rip out the cpu, sure, say goodbye to your hardware |
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