Hello guys,

Just bought new macbook pro m1 and i wanted to try out cracked soft but i can't run the keygen even if its .app extension. Ableton 10.3. I just keep having this "
"filename.app" is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Bin". Could anyone please help me and tell me what should i do to open these apps?

Thank you in advance

 

Shift + right click on the app will bypass Gate Keeper. HTH

 

yeah tried but still not working. ableton runs well, just cant open the keygen. dammit

 

Try CTRL + right click, then "Open"

 

I'm on catalina with a new MBP 16, and despite the new keygen app, a lot of them for different plugins don't work either.
same goes with the keys generated ( for some plugins - I can't name or recall them all ) on my older mac with Sierra and transfered to the new one after that.

I'm curious to know what the new M1 looks like performance-wise compared to the 16' intel : so far I've pushed mine a little bit ( it's a full specs on graphics & RAM), it's really not bad, if you can, update your post or make a new one to let us know

 

You can disable gatekeeper permamently via terminal as well.

sudo spctl --master-disable

 

Well, thank you guys for responding. I still can't open the Keygen properly. Tried different versions of Ableton. Any1 of you is on M1 and managed to install ableton? BTW. i have also a problem with running .exe keygens on M1 mac, but i think its more of a problem that im total mac noob and i do not know how to deal with such stuff. Anyone can advice what is the easiest way to run windows .exe keygens?

 

I'm not sure there's an easy way.
I'd say to use to Wine, but Apple has probably shut down that too. They're closing the shop to themselves more than ever. Artificially, of course.
The only thing not even Apple can afford do is to forbid virtual machine software. Well, we'll see lol. But that's the hard route.

 

Just wanted to add - when I tried to open macosx Ableton Keygen I had ERROR 38 with some weird signs and letters in the error "details"
when I'm trying to open .exe Keygen via crossover app I have the same error ...

 

32bit Apps are not compatible with new MacOS versions
and about windows .exe files, best you can try is Crossover for Mac app: https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover

 

I believe the version of crossover that's on the sister site is not fully compatible with Big Sur yet so make sure you get the new version

 

Still having error 38 when im trying to open any keygen using crossover. Also when i installed omnisphere i have an error that i do not have permission to Steam folder - tried to use batchmod and nothing happens. Can anyone guide me how to open .exe keygens on m1 mac?

 

eh fukkit

 

Last edited: Dec 11, 2020

You don't buy a mac to use cracked software.

 

why ?

 

Because the Windows platform is more popular with the cracking community, hence, way more offerings for the windows side of releases. Apple is continually locking their machines up tighter with every passing day which will only further increase that widening gap! As ProJay stated above, you don't buy a Mac to run cracked software.

 

Last edited: Dec 9, 2020

Because one buys a Mac to just spend a lot of money



P.S.:Excuse me. Not a real Mac hater here, but that was just too tempting.

 

inability to install older "proven/tested" MacOS version on a new Mac device I guess?

 

Wine's a 32-bit app, so if you're running Catalina or higher, you won't be able to use it (until they finally get around to releasing the 64-bit version). You could try Parallels, though. I'm not clear if it can run a 32-bit Windoze keygen; it might depend on what version of Windoze you're running inside Parallels.

95 percent of the software on my ol' MBP says otherwise. There's definitely stuff you miss out on by running macOS, but unlike a Windoze computer, there's a built-in app inside most recent versions of OSX called "Bootcamp" that allows to install a PC partition on your hard drive and boot from it, effectively turning your Mac into an Intel PC. Dunno how that will work in the future with ARM processors, but if your Mac is Intel, you can run either platform (or simultaneously, if you run Parallels).

Sadly, whatever OS your computer came with from the factory is the earliest version you can install on it. I'd recommend getting online and looking for a used 2011 or 2012 (pre-Retina) MBP. Anything later than that is unable to be modified unless you take it to a Mac-authorized repair place. Mine is a mid-2012 15" 2.7 GHz quad-core -- I removed the optical drive and installed a 2TB SSD in the main drive slot and a 1TB 7200rpm HDD in the optical slot (you'll have to look around for a specially-made HD chassis to do this). I've run Sierra and Mojave on it, and it tops out at Catalina (which I have no interest in installing for now), but I think it can load even earlier operating systems. I'd whine about how it's already obsolete, as it can't run Big Sur, but unless you have an ARM processor, pretty much all present-day Macs will soon be obsolete.

 

Uhh Wine's been 64bit for awhile now. Do people think Crossover magically makes Windows apps run on its own on MacOS?

Apple's already stated there is NO bootcamp on ARM Macs.

That all depends on the Mac and how willing you are to hack things. No 'Mac Authorized repair place' has the ability to do it any more than you or I do. An Apple authorized repair shop is not going to break their agreement with Apple and start installing unsupported OS's at users requests. They will get no support from Apple on that, guess who solely has to deal with the pissed off customers when their machine doesn't work in that case, and It's a great way to get yourself blacklisted from their service team altogether.