This is where I am right now - stuck because I can't find out where this function is loaded from. I find nothing even remotely resembling the dll filename.Ĩ. So now I start Filemon and see which dll's are loaded. I don't want to reveal names here but let me just say that the dll name isn't a standard win system dll.ħ. a user defined function that the script can access) and the function is called from a dll. A little more searching and I find LicenseCheck is a custom action (i.e. Changing this to "0" obviously didn't do the trick. The DoAction of the Next button has "LicenseCheck" as the Argument and Condition as "1". When I run it I get an error telling me there's something wrong with the script.Ħ. As per the tutorial, I set the condition accordingly and save the file.ĥ. This one works more infact displays all the dialogs, methods and I can actually see the details and conditions that NEXT button point to.Ĥ. After about 3 minutes of processing Wise would crash.ģ. It asked me if I wanted to convert to a wise script. I installed Wise of Windows, and opened the msi file. According to one tutorial I'd read, they use Wise for Windows Installer to hack the script so that you could find the "DoNext" function associated with the serial check and then set the condition to always bypass it. I've tried various installshield decompilers etc that are available for older versions on the web and they don't work.Ģ.
I just wanted to get past the password bit.ġ. Its a fairly standard setup - it asks for name, company and password. I've read the tutorials on the web and I can't seem to figure this one out.
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