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Sorry for the second post but has anybody else seen the story that is floating around digg.com at the moment. http://passivemode.net/updates/2006/6/5/wi...on-exploit.html It allows you to get admin using just the AT command. I am working on integrating it into my USB key, i will let you know the results. Unfortunatley it does mean the key has to be in there for about a minute and a half but it might help.

Hi renegadecanuck I posted a fix for your problem a couple of pages back. The problem is with PWDUMP, go and get the latest version and replace the version on your key. It works perfectly after.

I dont think you can get around the what do you want windows to do message but I am using Amish's method and I have all of the features of the U3. What I did was downloaded them both and then created a hybrid of the two. The main thing that you have to modify is autorun.inf to point to go.cmd on the usb key, move nircmd.exe to the WIPCMD directory, and copy the Icons directory from amish's version to yours. Here is my autorun.inf after modification [autorun] action=Open Files On Folder icon=WIPiconsdrive.ico shellexecute=WIPCMDnircmd.exe execmd CALL WIPCMDgo.cmd Its simple and you get all of the U3 features :D

Yet another first time poster, long time listener. It seems we are all coming out of the woodwork for this one. I have been having the same problem as other people on this forum, a few people earlier posted about a pwdump error. I had the same. every PC i tried it on I received the following error: The fix for this is simple, go to http://www.foofus.net/fizzgig/pwdump/ and get the latest pwdump, then replace the one on the key with the new one and run. It fixed the problem for me and it dumped my hashes happily. I was using the encrypted payload that gets around Norton, I do not know whether norton picks this one up. I know that AVG does not however. Oh and I have a feature request. If anyone can come up with this I will be very happy. It should be possible to get the payload to dump Wireless Keys from the WZC service, so you can easily get WEP and WPA passwords. Cain & Abel does it but I was wondering if there was a way of doing it in the command line.