What part of the ini is the cd-key in?

[Leak]

Oh and yes in the olden days it was dead easy for someone to steal your key, since it was un-encrypted in the registry.

Unless they're using the same cryptographic key everywhere to encrypt the CD key - in that case you can copy the encrypted key right from one engine.ini to another and have it still work...

[steak]

o ok

thx

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You dont need to download or install gamespy but when you launch the game you will be required to create a new profile (in game) which is actually created and saved out at gamespy.

[steak]

o this reminds me, do i have to download gamespy to find more servers or something? or wat do i need it for? i read somewhere here that we needed gamespy? or am i wrong?

[KriLL3.8™]

Nice that it's encrypted, and that it asks for it if there isn't one, since in UT(2) you could restore the registry entries on a new windows install and have the game work fine, now you still can and then enter your key. :>

Oh and yes in the olden days it was dead easy for someone to steal your key, since it was un-encrypted in the registry.

[Warboss]

engine.ini

look for "EncryptedProductKey=" and delete the numbers after it.

next time you launch the game it will ask you for a new cd key.

[Shvartza]

My friend had his copy of the game installed on my PC. I uninstalled it and re-installed my copy but it never prompted me to use a new CD-key. So the CD-key is stored somewhere in the ini. I already edited my .ini heavily and don't want to go back and have to do it all over again.

So which part of the config folder has the cd-key in it ? I'll just delete that instead.