A fake Windows Activation pop-up programmed to waste scammers' time.
You can copy slui.exe whenever you want, ideally where scammers don't usually go.
Every time the program opens the following processes will be killed: iexplore, msinfo32, mmc, dxdiag, msconfig, cmd, notepad, syskey.
While the program is running Task Manager will be killed as soon as it's opened, however this is not possible on Windows 8 and greater. If you are using a different version of Windows and/or you want to reopen fake-slui, you should use the PowerShell script I wrote for this (See Keeping fake-slui running).
Any product key, except 5T0PW-4ST1N-GURT1-M35C4-MM1NG
will take five minutes to verify and the process will always fail. The program will close itself afterwards.
Open 1_Configuration.bat with a text editor (please use Notepad++). You will see this piece of code:
:variables
:: Change this to where you keep KeepAlive.ps1
set KeepAlive="C:\PATH\TO\KeepAlive.ps1"
goto init
Modify the string KeepAlive
with the path where you want to keep KeepAlive.ps1, like so:
:variables
:: Change this to where you keep KeepAlive.ps1
set KeepAlive="C:\Windows\KeepAlive.ps1"
goto init
Save and close the file then open 2_KeepAlive.ps1 with a text editor. Modify Start-Process -FilePath
and Start-Sleep
to your liking, like so:
else{
Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Windows\slui.exe"
}
Start-Sleep 50 #Check if slui is open every this amount of time (seconds)
Save and close the file.
Now that everything is configured you can launch Configuration.bat in an ELEVATED Command Prompt every time you want to keep fake-slui running.
Kill powershell.exe (its window is invisible on purpose) to interrupt the script.
- Verify the secret code as well, but take less time
- Add a dash every five characters
- Fix bottom panel weird positioning when using Windows classic theme