I've been looking for a solution the whole day, but I can't seem to find one, or anyone can provide it to me.

I've been following the steps of a brazilian dude who posted a yt video 3y ago about how to crack Omnisphere.

Everything was going perfect until the part where you copy the challenge code. I copied it, openned the folder with the name "Spectrasonics_2048_KeyGen", but when I click on it it says the following:



Which translates to: You can't run this on your computer. To find a version for your computer, check with the software provider

Is it a problem with the Keygen or is it my Windows? I just have no idea how to solve it and any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!

 

it's called Windows SmartScreen, keeps fucking things up, disable it

 

How do you disable it?

 

1. Search for “Windows Security” in the search bar, then select it from the results.
2. In the Windows Security app, click on “App & browser control,” in the left-hand menu.
3. Under the “Check apps and files” section, click the “Reputation-based protection settings” link.
4. In the Reputation-based protection settings, you’ll find multiple options. To turn off Microsoft Defender SmartScreen, toggle off the switch under “Block potentially unwanted apps.”
5. After turning off SmartScreen, you’ll see a warning message. Click on “App & browser control settings” to proceed.

 

I did everything you told me. Still no change. Same blue screen. I even tried restarting the computer to see if that would make a difference (it didn't)

The only settings that are turned on in reputation-based control settings are the phising ones. Do I need to turn those off too? I feel like those have nothing to do.

Edit: Already tried. Nothing

 

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hmm one more idea - right-click the .exe file, and in Compatibility tab, run program as if it was Windows 7

 

Are you connected to the internet when attempting all this stuff? If yes, that is more than likely the issue. A/V, OS updater services, or any other infringing autonomously running and/or telemetry serving "services" or processes running in the background should be disabled as well. This would preclude permanently losing the internet connection to that machine running the warez. If something did connect to spectrasonics in the background it's more than likely the entire app has been disabled at this point.

 

Last edited: Apr 16, 2024

Try this, it may work.

 

nevermind