btw: there ARE quite a number of keygens available. Perhaps not in python. And that's not all bad, because it doesn't appear to get detected as pupware by that worthless virustotal that so many use.
Windows 95/98/ME don't really need keys. It is easy enough to modify them so they don't even ask for a key. The key used does not have to be unique. They do not phone home and tattle on you.
Sigh. I know, I know, the idea that software is actually under your own control is unthinkable today.
yeah i coded it in python cause its the only language i know other than some basic c++ so i went along with that and it worked, if i really wanted to make it a .exe file then i know how to but usually it gives you a smartscreen warning and that would probably turn some users to other key gens lol...
The Windows 95 key algorithm is very simple and easy to understand. To be able to create your own product key that will be accepted by windows 95: If you're using OEM/OSR: aaabb-OEM-ccccccc-ddddd
aaa should be 001-365. Example: 275bb-OEM-ccccccc-ddddd
bb should be exactly 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 or 02. Example: 27596-OEM-ccccccc-ddddd
ccccccc can be any number, but the digit sum of it should be divisible by 7. The first number of C must start with a zero. Example: 27596-OEM-0313752-ddddd
ddddd can be absolutely any number without any requirements except for being in this number range: (0-99999)
Using this algorithm, you have generated your own personal windows 95 key. Heres the windows 95 key I got after using this algorithm:
27596-OEM-0313752-12754
If you want a quick, easy-to-memorize key:
00100-OEM-0000007-77777
If you're using RTM Retail: aaa-bbbbbbb
aaa can be any number except 444, 555, 666, 777, 888 or 999. Example: 186-bbbbbbb
bbbbbbb can also be any number, but the digit sum of it needs to be divisible by 7.
Using this algorithm, we got ourselves a key that RTM Windows 95 will accept:
186-3013752
If you want a quick, easy-to-memorize key:
111-1111111
So yeah, you are quite now just the serial key generator yourself.
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btw: there ARE quite a number of keygens available. Perhaps not in python. And that's not all bad, because it doesn't appear to get detected as pupware by that worthless virustotal that so many use.
Sigh. I know, I know, the idea that software is actually under your own control is unthinkable today.
To be able to create your own product key that will be accepted by windows 95:
If you're using OEM/OSR:
aaabb-OEM-ccccccc-ddddd
aaa should be 001-365.
Example: 275bb-OEM-ccccccc-ddddd
bb should be exactly 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 or 02.
Example: 27596-OEM-ccccccc-ddddd
ccccccc can be any number, but the digit sum of it should be divisible by 7. The first number of C must start with a zero.
Example: 27596-OEM-0313752-ddddd
ddddd can be absolutely any number without any requirements except for being in this number range: (0-99999)
Using this algorithm, you have generated your own personal windows 95 key.
Heres the windows 95 key I got after using this algorithm:
27596-OEM-0313752-12754
If you want a quick, easy-to-memorize key:
00100-OEM-0000007-77777
If you're using RTM Retail:
aaa-bbbbbbb
aaa can be any number except 444, 555, 666, 777, 888 or 999.
Example: 186-bbbbbbb
bbbbbbb can also be any number, but the digit sum of it needs to be divisible by 7.
Using this algorithm, we got ourselves a key that RTM Windows 95 will accept:
186-3013752
If you want a quick, easy-to-memorize key:
111-1111111
So yeah, you are quite now just the serial key generator yourself.