How to Uninstall Paradox Vista Activation Crack and Activator

nospam@example.com (Paul Bartulej) — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 15:24:53 +0000

Paradox Vista activation crack is an activator which simulates OEM’s hardware level BIOS embedded ACPI_SLIC license information signed by Microsoft at software layer during system boot up. The software based emulation of OEM BIOS information avoids physical flashing of motherboard’s BIOS, reducing chance of breaking the board. However, Paradox crack is not foolproof, and for some reason such as BSOD crash, you may want to remove and uninstall from Vista system. Here’s a guide on how to uninstall Paradox.

Note: You can use the VOATK Tools to automatically remove Paradox crack in Vista, but if you prefer to do it yourself, here’s the steps.

1. Open Registry Editor by typing “regedit” in Start Search and press Enter.
2. Navigate to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\
3. Inside the registry branch, there is a registry key named OemBiosDevice. Delete the OemBiosDevice key and all data values associated with it. This will stop the royal.sys driver from loading on system startup, eliminating the possible missing file error when the driver file is removed prematurely.

If you just want to disable the OEM BIOS emulation service, and not delete it straight away, locate the Start value within OemBiosDevice, double click on it, and enter “4″ or “0×4″ as its new value (default is 0).

To revert and re-enable Paradox OEM BIOS activation crack, just change back the value to “0″ or “0×0″.

Note: If you cannot find OemBiosDevice, try to search for it. There should be only one instance of it exists.
4. Restart the computer.
5. Use Windows Explorer to go to \Windows\System32\Drivers\ folder.
6. Delete royal.sys driver file. If you just disable the emulation driver, skip this step.

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Source: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/08/19/how-to-uninstall-paradox-vista-activation-crack-and-activator/

Vista Royal.SYS BSOD (Blue Screen) Crash Error

nospam@example.com (Paul Bartulej) — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 15:21:34 +0000

Windows vista system running on motherboard with NVIDIA chipset such as ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe, ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe, ASUStek A8N SLI and nForce 680i LT may encounter the following royal.sys BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) error after installing and applying Nforce4 PCI-Express Root Port (for nForce 4 mobo) and nForce PCI System Management (for nForce 2 board) update from Microsoft or WHQL-certified drivers package from NVIDIA:

Windows has shut down to stop damage: ROYAL.SYS

ROYAL.SYS: An attempt was made to write to read-only memory.

Technical Information:

***stop: 0×000000BE (0×82001170, 0×0 20121, 0×8063A3A, 0×0000000B)
***royal.sys - address 80467309 base at 80463000, date stamp 45e7e315

The BSOD crash happens due to conflict with royal.sys and corruption done by NVIDIA driver. The royal.sys is the OEM BIOS emulation driver comes with Paradox OEM emulation Vista crack to OEM’s hardware-embedded BIOS ACPI_SLIC information signed by Microsoft to crack and activate Windows Vista ala instant OEM activation style. Some blogs and forums reported that it’s a driver emulator often found is OEM versions of Vista, and shipped by OEM manufacturers with Vista box machine purchased to allow Microsoft to validate your copy of Vista automatically without your knowledge hence make it simple and transparent to end users. However, the later case is unlikely. Someone-click Vista activators based on Paradox OEM hack are also affected by royal.sys conflict.

If you get this error, try to rollback the updated Nforce4 PCI-Express Root Port (for nForce 4 mobo) and nForce PCI System Management (for nForce 2 board) driver from Device Manager if possible. If you unable to access the desktop at all with constant BSOD, try the following workaround to get Vista running again properly without reformatting and with activation intact (Although if you prefer, system recovery restore feature in the form of disk or partition of OEM computer will wipe out everything and install a retail OEM Vista on your computer clean, fresh and without any problem).

1. Boot up the computer to Safe Mode, or if your system has dual-boot operating system, boot up to another OS.
2. Once in the Safe Mode or alternative Windows, rename the file in \Windows\System32\Drivers\royal.sys to another name, such as royal.bck.
3. Restart the computer.
4. You should be able to boot up and login normally to Vista. In Vista, go to Control panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Device Manager.
5. In Device Manager, under System Devices category, there should be a listing named “NVIDIA Nforce4 PCI-Express Root Port” or “NVIDIA nForce PCI System Management”. Right click on it, and choose Properties.
6. Click on Driver tab.
7. Click on Roll Back Driver button, or Uninstall Driver if Roll Back Driver button is grayed out. The device should go back to SM Bus Controller or Unknown Device after refresh.
8. Optional: Update the driver with old driver for Windows XP that comes in CD together with your motherboard. Older PCI driver will work with royal.sys and does not give BSOD on boot. Else left the hardware not installed after rollback or uninstall.
9. Rename back the royal.bck located in \Windows\System32\Drivers\ folder to royal.sys.
10. Restart the computer, and Vista should no longer has BSOD and will still be activated.

If you decided to format and reinstall fresh copy of Vista, in order to get Paradox crack to work, you should not apply the Nforce4 PCI-Express Root Port (for nForce 4 mobo) and nForce PCI System Management (for nForce 2 board) driver update detected by Windows Update or apply whole driver package from NVIDIA (but you can update driver for each device one by one except for PCI device.

If BSOD is stubborn and refused to go away, try to uninstall Paradox Vista crack.

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Source: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/08/19/vista-royalsys-bsod-blue-screen-of-death-crash-error/

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