mBot Windows 8

Hey guys, I want to know how I can make the mbot work on windows 8.
Anyone know? Answer please :)
(I'm using Windows 8 Proffesional)
Thanks in advance.

first, it should work(try using compatibility settings)
second, why you are using that wannabe improvement of OS
if I were you, I would use win7 instead(IMHO)

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Originally Posted by PortalDark first, it should work(try using compatibility settings) second, why you are using that wannabe improvement of OS if I were you, I would use win7 instead(IMHO)

1- Doesn't work, the error im getting is "The data area passed to a system call is too small"
2- As I got windows 8 proffesional free, I just wanted to try it and it works really good for now, at least for me...

Install c++ (2005~2010) package (x86/64) BOTH (even your system is 64 , x86 will run . and it req. x86)
Install .net versions (2~4.5) can be found @ google.

As far as I know (never had win8 myself, just heard it) win8 has some kind of .NET implented in the OS itself, but they did it pretty badly, so some kind of error will occour at the installion, though you can't run mbot properly, because of that sh*t.

Gl finding the solution, tho.

Jumaluta designed the crack @.net 4 method. Windows 8 installing .net 4.5 automatically . 4.5 has nothing to do with 4.0 version . packets are different , although when you install the 4.0 version when 4.5 already installed , windows tells you there's higher version already installed.

The crackloader.exe file is just a dll loader which injects mbotcrack.dll into mbot process at runtime.

Search for a dll inject0r somewhere on the interweb and inject it manually into mBot.

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Originally Posted by jumalauta The crackloader.exe file is just a dll loader which injects mbotcrack.dll into mbot process at runtime. Search for a dll inject0r somewhere on the interweb and inject it manually into mBot.

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Your answer is irrelevant.

What's the point of using prolly a worst windows(which is also spying customers) since windows ME.

win8 > win7... get it, test it, shut up!

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Originally Posted by phreeak win8 > win7... get it, test it, shut up!

win 8 = win 7 + metro - .Net framework compatibility(some of them)
already tested, lame performance, get over it

Open mbot folder and right click in mBotLoader.exe then choose properties , and click Compatibility And Check Run this program in compatibility mode for:
and choose Windows XP (Service Pack 3) and click Ok
then open mBotLoader.exe it will open :D
dont forget to give thanks

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Originally Posted by PortalDark win 8 = win 7 + metro - .Net framework compatibility(some of them) already tested, lame performance, get over it

Sorry, but that's complete non-sense.

1. You don't have to use metro, but it's a nice addition if you want a simple interface and have a touch-based device.
2. It's much faster than Windows 7. Not only does it start up and shut down faster (due to a hibernation-like system), the overall performance is just better. Some performance tests: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
3. I've had zero problems with application compatibility. If it doesn't work on Windows 8, it won't work on Windows 7 either. One possible exception is .Net compatibility, but you can easily fix that by installing the right version of .Net.

(Sorry for adding to the necropost.)

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Originally Posted by lesderid Sorry, but that's complete non-sense. 1. You don't have to use metro, but it's a nice addition if you want a simple interface and have a touch-based device. 2. It's much faster than Windows 7. Not only does it start up and shut down faster (due to a hibernation-like system), the overall performance is just better. Some performance tests: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] 3. I've had zero problems with application compatibility. If it doesn't work on Windows 8, it won't work on Windows 7 either. One possible exception is .Net compatibility, but you can easily fix that by installing the right version of .Net. (Sorry for adding to the necropost.)

.NET Frame work 4.5 won't work with applications made in visual studio 2010 >.>