First of all... Easy way
:- Find your guild wars shortcut
- Right click on it and click on properties
- it should say something like this "C:\Program files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe"
- make that line: "C:\Programfiler\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" -password abc123
- swap out abc123 with your acctual password, and when you start it, it should automaticly log you in, without typing your password.
Ok, a bit more advanced, and a bit safer:
This way include some minor programming in c++, but it shouldent be too hard
- First of all, you'll need to download Dev-cpp, which is a free programming tool, you can get it here.
- Install it somewhere and start the program.
- Start it from your start menu
- something about theemes will come up the first time you run it, just say yes and go to next step
- Go to File->New->Sourcefile. This should open a document where you can write stuff, allmost like notepad
. - Now this is where the programming starts.
- Copy the lines below into the document.change XXXX for your acctual password.
Code:
#include <windows.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
system("\"Gw.exe\" -password XXXX");
}
- Change XXXX to your acctual guild wars password.
- Now press compiler (in the menu at the top) -> Compile and run. (or just press F9).
- This will open up a "save to" window. Navigate to your guild wars folder (it needs to be the same place as your gw.exe file), name it antikey and press save.
- Now it should start guild wars and auto log you in.
- If it works, close guild wars and go to your guild wars folder again (if it dosent post here and ill try to help you out, DONT POST YOUR PASSWORD HERE THOUGH (just had to say it
). - Delete the antikey.cpp file (which is basicly the text file from the programming tool.) and make a shortcut to the desktop for the antikey.exe file (feel free to name it something less idiotic )
- Very optional : Go to Start menu-> Bloodshed dev cpp->uninstall. this will uninstall the programming tool, if you have no further use for it.
If you share your computer with someone, they can still get into your accout by starting the antikey.exe. This last way is more safe and based around putting a password in the antikey.exe file.
Über way.
- First do step 1-6 from the "advanced way"
- Now copy the lines below into your document:
Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
using namespace std;
int main(){
string a;
cout<<"enter pass: ";
cin>>a; //puts the value you type into "a"
if ( a=="abc123" ) { //If "a" is the same as abc123 (or whatever else you have typed in there) start guild wars with the -password thingy
system("\"Gw.exe\" -password XXXX");
}
}
- Swap out "abc123" for the password you want
- Nnow press F9 (compiler->"Compile and run") and put it in your guild wars folder
- Make a shortcut to your desktop and your basicly done (you may want to delete the .cpp file in your guild wars folder since it is the source and contains your password).
- And you can uninstall dev-cpp, if your not going to start programming, you wont be needing it.
- Look through what i wrote under the "advanced part code", to see if i forgot something.
The password can still be found by opening the file in a hex editor, but it would make it a lot harder to get your password
I hope at least someone found this guide interesting, and maybe someone out there wont get hacked because of this
.Please post here it there is something i forgot
Edit: Bottom note:Easiest way: Don't download keyloggers, and scan all .exe files before use.
(MisterB)~Dumazz
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