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66 lines
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<title>ReadMe - MAS Root Folder</title>
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<body style="background-color: #DfDfDf;">
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<pre>
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<code>
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All-In-One-Version:
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- This version contains all activators and extras files in one single file.
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- It uses Compressed2TXT (github.com/AveYo/Compressed2TXT) (by @AveYo aka @BAU) to store required
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.exe and .dll files in text format in .cmd file.
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https://massgrave.dev/readme-unreadable-codes-in-mas-aio.html
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- At the time of writing this, all included files are clean from AVs, however some AVs may flag
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the text to file conversion process. In such cases, you either need to set exclusion in your AV
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or use Separate-Files-Version.
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Separate-Files-Version:
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- As the name states, all activators and extras files are in their respective separate folders.
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- In case you need to use script switches to perform an advanced task, you need to use Separate
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Files Version. AIO version doesn't support the switches yet. Though both version support creation
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of ready to use $OEM$ folders for pre-activation.
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- Apart from this, both versions have the same functionality.
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Verify_Files-Clear_Zone.Identifier:
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- This script check files and verifies them with SHA-1 hash.
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- When a file is downloaded from the Internet, the Windows system attach alternate data streams
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(Zone.Identifier) in the file, that way Windows identifies the outside files and shows a warning.
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If an archive file is extracted with WinRAR, 7zip then these software's don't keep the Zone.
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Identifier in the extracted files. However, default Windows explorer, bandizip, etc. keep the
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Zone.Identifier.
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Also, if the file is downloaded with a 3rd party download manager then chances are that files
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won't have the Zone.Identifier.
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Script cleans the Zone.Identifier from the MAS project files, so that you don't have to see
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a warning before running other script files.
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Further read:
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winitor.com/pdf/NtfsAlternateDataStreams.pdf
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docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/askcore/alternate-data-streams-in-ntfs
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</code></pre>
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<p> </p>
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</body>
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</html>
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