Wie sicher sind die "Activation Patches" ?? Help!

[Jutori]

Hallo ihr da drausen
zuerst , möchte ich Euch bitten, den Thread durchzulesen bzw. meinen Beitrag , keine Antwort mit gidf.de oder sonstiges und keine Verspottung, wenn es geht..
Also meine Frage:
Ich habe mir das Vista gedownloadet ( http://www.freesoft-board.to/f287/f32/up-...nd-375096.html ) Dort ist die "rede" von einem Patch.. den es in den meisten anderen Ups auch gibt!
Nun meinte ein Freund von mir, dass diese Aktivation Patches ( In der Datei heisst er "MS Windows Vista Developer Activation" und ist ca 1MB Groß ) von Microsoft sind und sich ein paar "Idioten" suchen , die es auf diesen Weg installieren , meine Daten nehmen und mich anzeigen! Nun will ich wissen, ob das richtig ist , oder nicht. Oder was an diesen Patches dran ist, oder jmd der einen hat , der 100% nicht davon ist ...

Ich hoffe es kann ein User für Klarheit sorgen!
Das wäre Klasse von euch..!

Wenn der Thread im falschen Forum ist , PLS verschieben..
und mir eine verständliche Antwort zu diesem Thema geben!
:thx:
MfG Jutori

 

[HansHenning]

Nun meinte ein Freund von mir, dass diese Aktivation Patches [...] von Microsoft sind und sich ein paar "Idioten" suchen , die es auf diesen Weg installieren , meine Daten nehmen und mich anzeigen!

Blödsinn. Woher hat Dein Freund diesen Mist?

edit: dein Link funktioniert nicht. http://tinyurl.com/q92kcr

 

[Creed007]

Nö, kannste eigentlich getrost installieren
Wenn du nochmal zusätzliche Sicherheit willst, dann sag uns doch mal den Namen der Cacker-Crew, dann können wir dir sagen, ob der Crack was taugt

mfg
Creed007

 

[Jutori]

@HansHenning: Okay Danke, er sagte, dass Microsoft einige "krumme" Dinger am laufen hat.. und soetwas überprüft, aber meine Meinung ist , dass das eigentlich nur Werbung für sie ist. Und sie müssten Millionen von Menschen anzeigen.. Oder wie wird das geregelt, kannst du dir den obigen Link anschauen und sagen ob der Activator ok ist ? Wenn durch ein Update etwas gefunden wird "illegale" version.. spinnt dass system nur rum -> Keyaufforderung etc. oder ?
Den sie dürfen nicht auf meine Daten zugreifen ,Datenschutz ? Oder verstehe ich das falsch? Wie ist das geregelt , kann ich die Updates einfach ausschalten ? Wenn Ja, wie ? Wenn ich das Tue , bin ich dann geschützt vor dem Auffliegen ?

EDIT @Creed007: Das kann ich dir nicht sagen, der war beim load einfach dabei ! Oder wie kann ich das herausfinen ? Welche "Crew"
Das steht dort, wenn ich den activator öffne,
Name: Microsoft Windows Developper Activator
Jedoch weiss ich nicht ob das weiter hilft...!
ScreeN:

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[HansHenning]

Wenn bei einer Überprüfung des Systems festgestellt wird, dass der Key illegal ist, wirst Du höflich, aber bestimmt darauf hingewiesen, dass Du möglicherweise Opfer einer Raubkopie geworden bist. Du bekommst dann Hilfestellung, Dein System zu legalisieren bzw. "genuine" zu machen.
Es stehen nicht die schwarzen Sherrifs von MS vor der Tür.
Auch die grünen Männchen kommen deswegen nicht.

 

[Wemser]

Sollen wir dir jetzt sagen "es ist zwar illegal, aber du wirst sicher nicht erwischt"? Das wäre falsch. Sicher bist du nur mit dem Original.

 

[Jutori]

Ja das ist mir klar "Nur Original ist legal" xD
Ich meine ob dieser Activation Patch etwas taugt! Das meine letzte Frage..
Und ob ich die ISO auch mit ALcohol120% installen kann..

 

[Creed007]

Hmm... steht anscheinden wirklich keine Crew dabei...^^
Aber wenn der Upp von einem hier aus dem Board war, dann wird das schon ok sein. Ich denke mal nicht, dass hier jemand Crap verteilt

mfg
Creed007

 

[Jutori]

Was könnte dann passieren, wenn es ein schlechter ist ? xD Kann man dann, neuen laden und dann geht es auch ? Und geht die ISO auch mit Alcohol120% installen ? Habe keine DVD und habe kein Auto und bei uns regnets wie aus Kübeln um zum Freund zu fahren xD

 

[Creed007]

Also... im schlimmsten Fall zerstört dir der Crack das OS (ist aber nicht so warscheinlich). Die andere Möglichkeit wäre, dass er nichts bewirkt. Dann kannst du dir einfach einen anderen laden und den benutzen

Zur zweiten Frage: nein das geht nicht. Um das Windows richtig zu installieren musst du das Image auf ne DVD brennen und dann beim Booten die Instal starten

mfg
Creed007

 

[tsdler]

Soweit ich weiß ist der Developer Activation Patch direkt von Microsoft für Developer.
Außerdem will ich nicht behaupten, dass er funktioniert, aber bei mir ging er nicht, als ich ihn ausprobierte.

 

[Jutori]

Glaubt ihr auch , dass dieser Activator von Microsoft ist ? Oo ich eigentlich mal voll nicht..
doch mit alcohol 120% ging es sogar xD von der externen festplatte aus.

 

[tsdler]

Ich würde dafür nichts verwetten^^ Nur dass das mal klargestellt ist...

edit:

Das ist kein Tool von MS sondern nur ein anderes Front-End für nen Vista-Loader bzw. Vista-Crack.

Hab grad das hier gefunden. Also lag ich falsch (so wirklich geglaubt hab ichs eh nicht)

 

[Jutori]

Alles klärchen, also hat alles perfekt gefunzt !
Vielen Dank , für die Zeit , die Ihr euch für mich genommen habt..

Kann geclosed werden!

 

[tsdler]

Stell bitte noch des Präfix um!!

 

[yuhu]

Das wird wohl eher nicht passieren ...

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