File Details |
|
| File Size | 0.7 MB |
|---|---|
| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows XP |
| Date Added | August 14, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 38,490 |
| Publisher | Korben |
| Homepage | RockXP |
Publisher's Description
RockXP allows you to retrieve and change your XP product key that you used when you installed Windows XP. This can come very handy if you need to reinstall but have misplaced or lost the CD cover with the serial sticker. In addition, the program also lets you save the product activation to a file, enables you to recover usernames and passwords contained in the Windows Secure Storage, recover your Microsoft Windows Products keys and have password generator.
Latest Reviews
ZaZooX reviewed v4.0 on Jan 31, 2007
The author explain this (small warning in red) in this software site : http://www.rockxp.org/
RaGhul reviewed v4.0 on Jan 5, 2007
I just ran into the avast! problem myself recently.
NOD32 doesn't catch it, but NOD just checks for viruses, not ad/spyware.
I think it's a false positive. But check this out:
I ran avast! and let it delete what it found inside RockXP... and RockXP still works!
Whether it's spyware or not, or just a false positive, I'm not sure. Either way, Korben should fix the issue, either by adjusting the files or by letting Alwil know about this.
pdadad reviewed v3.0 on Nov 22, 2005
Antivir gave the following results:
ROCKXP3.EXE
ArchiveType: RAR SFX (self extracting)
--> keyms.exe
[DETECTION] Contains signature of the SPR/PSW.RAS.A.3 program
ghammer reviewed v3.0 on Jul 23, 2004
No viruses/trojans. Avast! gets a little carried away sometimes.
RAV AntiVirus command line for Linux i386.
Version: 8.4.3.
Copyright (c) since 1995 GeCAD The Software Company. All rights reserved.
Scan engine 8.11 for i386.
Last update: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 21:44:37 +0300
Scanning for 102604 malwares (viruses, trojans and worms).
Scan started on Fri Jul 23 21:35:38 2004
RockXP.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->CMT - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->keyms.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->RockXp_.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->CMT - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->keyms.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->RockXp_.exe - OK
Scan ended on Fri Jul 23 21:35:38 2004
Scan results:
Time: 0 second(s).
Objects scanned: 18. New objects: 18
Infected: 0. Different virus bodies: 0.
Files: 1. Directories: 0. Archives: 2. Packed: 6. Mail files: 0.
Warnings: 0.
phaes reviewed v3.0 on Jul 23, 2004
Contains three hidden files, RAS.exe, keyms.exe, and xpkey.exe. NAV2004 Pro didn't find anything, automatically (on download and execution),or manually, using the latest definitions, and heuristics enabled. What scanner did you use?
It successfully retrieved my XP key when I ran xpkey.exe by itself. Keyms.exe errored out, and I didn't try RAS.exe. Resource hacker shows that the menus are in French. If I try it as it was meant to be run, I'll add to this review. I wonder if your virus scanner picked up on the script commands in the comment file for the self-extracting archive:
;The comment below contains SFX script commands
Setup=RockXP_.exe
TempMode
Silent=1
Overwrite=1
jefwal reviewed v1.0 on Jun 8, 2004
Ran a virus scanner over it (Avast!) after d/l and got a positive hit! Delete key pressed instantly. I'm sure there are other products out there that will accomplish the same functionality safely.
ZaZooX reviewed v4.0 on Jan 31, 2007
The author explain this (small warning in red) in this software site : http://www.rockxp.org/
RaGhul reviewed v4.0 on Jan 5, 2007
I just ran into the avast! problem myself recently.
NOD32 doesn't catch it, but NOD just checks for viruses, not ad/spyware.
I think it's a false positive. But check this out:
I ran avast! and let it delete what it found inside RockXP... and RockXP still works!
Whether it's spyware or not, or just a false positive, I'm not sure. Either way, Korben should fix the issue, either by adjusting the files or by letting Alwil know about this.
pdadad reviewed v3.0 on Nov 22, 2005
Antivir gave the following results:
ROCKXP3.EXE
ArchiveType: RAR SFX (self extracting)
--> keyms.exe
[DETECTION] Contains signature of the SPR/PSW.RAS.A.3 program
ghammer reviewed v3.0 on Jul 23, 2004
No viruses/trojans. Avast! gets a little carried away sometimes.
RAV AntiVirus command line for Linux i386.
Version: 8.4.3.
Copyright (c) since 1995 GeCAD The Software Company. All rights reserved.
Scan engine 8.11 for i386.
Last update: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 21:44:37 +0300
Scanning for 102604 malwares (viruses, trojans and worms).
Scan started on Fri Jul 23 21:35:38 2004
RockXP.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->CMT - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->keyms.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(UPXW)->(RARSfx)->RockXp_.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->CMT - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->xpkey.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->keyms.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->RAS.exe->(UPXW) - OK
/tmp/phpsLVhdd->(RARSfx)->RockXp_.exe - OK
Scan ended on Fri Jul 23 21:35:38 2004
Scan results:
Time: 0 second(s).
Objects scanned: 18. New objects: 18
Infected: 0. Different virus bodies: 0.
Files: 1. Directories: 0. Archives: 2. Packed: 6. Mail files: 0.
Warnings: 0.
phaes reviewed v3.0 on Jul 23, 2004
Contains three hidden files, RAS.exe, keyms.exe, and xpkey.exe. NAV2004 Pro didn't find anything, automatically (on download and execution),or manually, using the latest definitions, and heuristics enabled. What scanner did you use?
It successfully retrieved my XP key when I ran xpkey.exe by itself. Keyms.exe errored out, and I didn't try RAS.exe. Resource hacker shows that the menus are in French. If I try it as it was meant to be run, I'll add to this review. I wonder if your virus scanner picked up on the script commands in the comment file for the self-extracting archive:
;The comment below contains SFX script commands
Setup=RockXP_.exe
TempMode
Silent=1
Overwrite=1
jefwal reviewed v1.0 on Jun 8, 2004
Ran a virus scanner over it (Avast!) after d/l and got a positive hit! Delete key pressed instantly. I'm sure there are other products out there that will accomplish the same functionality safely.