RedRaven

Nice one, except for Windows 2000 operating systems :) When I inserted the device in a clean Win2K box, a 'no disk' error was returned. Seems to be a problem in a lot of SwitchBlades :D

Status report ----------------- Windows XP Pro. x64 ***************** - PWDUMP.EXE -> crashes (screenshot) (http://redzraven.freeweb7.com/crash.jpg) I tried to start the service PWDUMP (just a final test), the following error was returned: The system cannot find the path specified. (which is L:SRCpwservice.exe). There is no SRC directory in L: (which is my U3 'disk'). Gonzor, did you use any service installs in this version ? If not, can earlier installs be the cause of this problem ? Windows 2000 Pro. ***************** - Disk error !!! This is really odd... :( (http://redzraven.freeweb7.com/nodisk.jpg) - PWDUMP.EXE -> no errors on this one. - FGDUMP.EXE -> no crash, but this error was returned: Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. Starting dump on 127.0.0.1 ERROR GetOSVersion: 53 - The network path was not found. ** Beginning local dump ** Unable to determine OS version, see previous error for details Could not connect to service manager: this may be a Win95, 98, SNAP or other non-NT-based system. CRITICAL: Error retrieving remote service information. Remote registry may not be running, simple file sharing may be enabled, or the account may not have 'Log On as Batch Job' permission. Skipping this host. Error dumping server 127.0.0.1, see previous messages for details Edit: If you get a 'forbidden' error, click the URL bar and hit return on your keyboard... I'm switching servers after this :???:

I'm trying to improve GonZors switchblade by reporting bugs... And I'm not a noob because I don't have 700+ posts. Anyway, I will stop beiing 'noobish' then..

GonZor, Nice job! The 'no disk' error is fixed! One more problem: the PWDUMP.EXE is not responding. The logfile is stuck at size 3Kb. (I'm running on a Windows XP Pro. x64...) Logging continues normally when I end PWDUMP.EXE in taskmanager.

Hi everybody, I'm a 15 year old hacker, new to the Hak. 5 forums and I've been experimenting with GonZor's switchblade. (Nice work man! :o) Some users have reported the following bug: ---------------------------------------------------- Windows - No Disk X X There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive. |Cancel| |Try Again| |Continue| ----------------------------------------------------- I'm sure that this code snippet is the cause: ----------------------------------------------------- FOR %%i IN ( B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ) DO ( IF EXIST %%i:SystemSRCdrv. dat ( SET fd=%%i:SystemSRC ) ) ----------------------------------------------------- It's looping through all of the drive letters and it's trying to access existing drives, while they are not accessible, which results in a 'no disk' error. Since we dont want the bat file to output these errors, the go. bat file (and start. bat) should be configured to ignore errors. . . This can also be done with executables. (I'm working on one for myself if you don't mind GonZor :) They offer more possibilities) In every case. . . Does anyone know how to intercept all windows error messages in . bat files ? It would be great to know :D Thanks, RedRaven ;)