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Not sure if I understand your question, but just set the web browser's Visible property to false.
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Google would have told you this...
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So it was only after the third time that I brought it up that you actually checked? Come on now.
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You still haven't shown where HardwareID is set in your code.
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Yes, you can see strings in a compiled executable. And it sets the constant HWID to the string "248818887118237151"... pretty self explanatory. Just show us your code so we can show you where you...
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Ah true, I forgot I was in the VB6 section by mistake. Either way, my point is I don't think his HardwareID is properly set.
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Public Class Form1
Const HWID As String = "248818887118237151"
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
TextBox1.Text...
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VS2010 is noticeably slower than 2008 was for me.
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Well, what's HardwareID set to?
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It's definitely possible with Basic. Look into the HTTPWebRequest class.
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Just use a streamwriter to write to the %SYSDIR%/drivers/etc/hosts file, really straightforward.
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This looks like a much better way, I think you can get it from there.
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Here's an example of HTTPWebRequest.
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Like I said, if you write some proxy code then you can middleman the traffic which is cleaner than using a raw socket imo. From there you're going to have to emulate the mouse clicks and key presses...
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So then you are after the HTML. The one way I can think to do it is code a simple web proxy, then set the WebBrowser to use the proxy. That way your proxy object can view the HTML as it passes it...
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Here's an example of how to do it in C via WinAPI. If you need help translating it to VB, just let me know.
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For the logging in, you can set your device to emulate a USB keyboard and have it send virtual keystrokes. Then (I'm not sure if this part is possible) you can have it disconnect and reconnect as a...
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I'd recommend Arch Linux. It comes bare bones, you have to set everything up yourself. This will get you a lot of experience with linux and it will also be highly optimized because you don't have...
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So if you're not interested in the HTML, you're only after the GET, POST, etc. commands? I'm not sure there's a way to do this with the WebBrowser control, but I may be wrong.
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The serial for the primary HDD is a pretty common thing to use as a unique identifier. It can be found with GetVolumeInformation() although there's probably a better way to do it with .NET. And no,...
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I think the easiest way would be to use the HTTPWebRequest class to get the HTML of the page and then just parse out the info that you want.
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