Unlocker 1.7.6

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Demetris

http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

CHANGE LOG

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Unlocker 1.7.6 - 17/12/2005

- New language: Arabic thanks to Abdullah-Ali
- New language: Catalan thanks to David Rodriguez Teba
- New language: Croatian thanks to Tomislav Tomecic
- New language: Persian thanks to Mohammad Ali 'Profesor' Mokhtari
- New language: Swedish thanks to Konrad Viltersten
- Changed the way the driver is loaded to reduce the problems linked
with services
- Improved installer comparing the MD5 of UnlockerCOM.dll if already
installed to eliminate unecessary reboots

As a side note, this release was long due, but I am very busy at the
moment with the game I am working on: Black.

The next thing I plan to work on is a x64 version.

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Greetings,
Demetris
 
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Bill Bradshaw

Demetris said:
http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

CHANGE LOG

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Unlocker 1.7.6 - 17/12/2005
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I am trying to locate the program that created a file called s1hx. The only
program I can think of that I installed lately is Unlocker. Could somebody
that has installed Unlocker check and see if they have a file called s1hx
(filename has no extension) on their computer.
 
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Dan Goodman

Bill said:
I am trying to locate the program that created a file called s1hx.
The only program I can think of that I installed lately is Unlocker.
Could somebody that has installed Unlocker check and see if they have
a file called s1hx (filename has no extension) on their computer.
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I've just checked. No.

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jimpgh2002

I am trying to locate the program that created a file called s1hx. The only
program I can think of that I installed lately is Unlocker. Could somebody
that has installed Unlocker check and see if they have a file called s1hx
(filename has no extension) on their computer.
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Nope. By that I mean there isn't any such animal on my PC,
not that I won't look for it.:)
 
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Bill Bradshaw

jimpgh2002 said:
Nope. By that I mean there isn't any such animal on my PC,
not that I won't look for it.:)
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Thanks. I guess I will just delete the file and see if anything does not
like that.
 
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Frank Bohan

Bill Bradshaw said:
I am trying to locate the program that created a file called s1hx. The
only program I can think of that I installed lately is Unlocker. Could
somebody that has installed Unlocker check and see if they have a file
called s1hx (filename has no extension) on their computer.
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Another negative. Could you offer more details, such as which directory it
is in and the size and date created. I suggest checking for any other
files created on the same date. Also look at the properties for the
file. Another line of enquiry is to view the file in a hex editor such as
Free Hex Editor:
http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html

If you think it might be malware, try http://virusscan.jotti.dhs.org/ where
you can have the file checked.

As an afterthought, do you have Skype. This has been suspected of depositing
files without extensions in unexpected locations. A search in All-the-Web
brought up 48 links, I couldn't see anything relevant.

===

Frank Bohan
¶ To make pants last, make coat first.
 
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Bill Bradshaw

Frank said:
Another negative. Could you offer more details, such as which
directory it is in and the size and date created. I suggest checking
for any other files created on the same date. Also look at the
properties for the file. Another line of enquiry is to view the file in a
hex editor
such as Free Hex Editor:
http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html

If you think it might be malware, try http://virusscan.jotti.dhs.org/
where you can have the file checked.

As an afterthought, do you have Skype. This has been suspected of
depositing files without extensions in unexpected locations. A search
in All-the-Web brought up 48 links, I couldn't see anything relevant.

===

Frank Bohan
¶ To make pants last, make coat first.
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Unfortunately I have sent the file into oblivion. It was about 1.5 Kb in
size. The file date was the same day I installed unlocker and that was why
I was wondering if maybe it had been created by unlocker. Unfortunately I
did not keep track of the time I installed unlocker so I couldn't really
compare the file time to the time I installed unlocker. But it seemed
close.

It was in the root of my D: partition which is the partition I have unlocker
installed on.

I did not think about looking at it with one of my hex editors (my bad :).

My search of the web did not turn up anything either.

I will keep an eye out for the file in case it does return. It has not yet
returned.
 
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Demetris

Zo said:
Do any of your previous versions work with Win98SE or is this another
one that only works on 2000 and XP? Are there any of these type
programs that work with Win98SE?? tia
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Hello, Zo,

AFAIK, Unlocker was only for 2000/XP from the beginning. A similar
program is WhoLockMe, again only for NT/2000/XP. It seems this
functionality is not supported by DOS-based Windows.

BTW, I'm not the author of the program. Just a happy user. :)

The author is Cedrick Collomb.

Greetings,
Demetris
 
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Larry Sabo

Zo said:
Do any of your previous versions work with Win98SE or is this another
one that only works on 2000 and XP? Are there any of these type
programs that work with Win98SE?? tia
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CopyLock works under Win98, etc. It may not be what you are after,
inasmuch as it doesn't tell you what process is locking a file, but it
does enable you to delete the locked if you can browse to it.

Larry
 
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Zo

Larry said:
CopyLock works under Win98, etc. It may not be what you are after,
inasmuch as it doesn't tell you what process is locking a file, but it
does enable you to delete the locked if you can browse to it.

Larry
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Thanks Larry,

I had already downloaded both versions but was waiting a reply to this
query before trying it.


--
Zo


In Alaska, where it gets very cold, pi is only 3.00. As you know,
everything shrinks in the cold. They call it Eskimo pi.
 
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