I’ll upload it in this post in a couple minutes.įor (needle=0 needle (int)FileSize – SIGNATURESIZE )įor(needle=0 needle < (int)FileSize-SIGNATURESIZE ++needle)Īvoiding unconditionnal breaks in loops is strongly suggested… The addresses will change through-out versions but just search for the appropriate hex strings. I have done it but in chat window when I click my avatar 2 times it crashes.
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I’ve created the same thing for wlm -as learning hehe. Somebastardstolemyname said this on Jat 5:42 pm Google P/INVOKE you will find lots and lots of explanations about using it. NET framework requires the use of P/INVOKE as they are not managed. I’m learning c# and i’m interested -to learn how to use the windows api in c#, of course- to make a solution for personal use. If however, it does screw up just delete the current messenger version and rename by removing the “.backup” suffix. Next time you open up MSN it should all work fine, and you should no longer have a nudge-limit. If you do choose to patch it, it will automatically locate the directory of your msn installation, make a backup of your current messenger and save it as “” and then modifies the current version. The compiled executable for the above source code:Īn image explaining how to patch it yourself with a hex editor:įor the compiled executable, just run the application, when it asks if you want to patch msn type either y or n. The source code for an application that will patch your msn permenantly: I have supplied three possible solutions here: You could potentially disconnect your victim – or just really piss them off.Īnyway, Its quite an easy job to patch it. If you were to remove that it would bypass that and allow you to send an infinite amount of nudges. I’m sure just about everyone who has used MSN Messenger (WLM) knows about the nudge function, and its time delay between nudges that it enforces.
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