Closed deltaxsingh closed 9 months ago
This is a simple logic error or something, the script works just fine though. It throws this error no matter what for some reason.
@ammarsaa can assist you with this.
Is it? Because when the scheduled task runs, it reverts MB back to "free" and I need to manually run the bat file, launch MB and click "try for free". I tested this several times.
yeah that's what it's supposed to do, when it runs it spoofs the GUID and MB no longer recognizes you so it reverts back to free mode and then all you gotta do is click the "Try now for free" button, and premium is reactivated. That's the process.
For further clarification, I'm saying neither the scheduled task nor the PowerShell script do not do this.
Only manually running the .bat results in a reset.
Interesting, I personally just tested it and the powershell script created the scheduled task and when I ran the scheduled task it spoofed the GUID successfully...
Only "issue" I'm getting:
Last Run Status: Malwarebytes Trial Reset Failed. Last Result: 267011
I just want to let you know I didn't program the powershell script, @ammarsaa did.
Last Run Status: Malwarebytes Trial Reset Failed. Last Result: 267011
267011
This value means that the task has not yet run but has been created successfully and waiting to be run.
P.S. Script has been updated. Current Up To Date Branch: Here Pull Request: https://github.com/Scrut1ny/Malwarebytes-Premium-Bypass/pull/12
Thank you for the update @ammarsaa! @deltaxsingh hopefully your issues have been resolved with this update, if not let us know.
Powershell script indicates
Last Run Status: Malwarebytes Trial Reset Failed. Last Result: 267011