Turing Exe + Resource Hacker = Stealth!

[MysticVegeta]

TURING + RESOURCE HACKER = STEALTH!

WARNING: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MISUSE OF THIS TUTORIAL. THIS TUTORIAL IS JUST TO INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF A SO CALLED PROGRAM CALLED RESOURCE HACKER! USE IT ON YOUR OWN RISK!!!!!!!

Overview: The tutorial will teach you how to remove those ugly holtsoft captions from your executables made by turing. Also you will be able to change the icons of the file!!!!!!!!!!!!

Things needed:
Resource Hacker - link provided in the end.
Icon Changer - link provided in the end
Turing Exe file (self explainable)
Brain (a little) lol?

Ok, lets go!

1. Make a turing exe file of your program

2. Open resource hacker and select the exe file
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3. Click on the last resource in the left pane and expand it
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4. Then, you will see some weird scripts in the right pane.
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5. Now you need to edit them, if you need to edit the description or other things, simply change the text in the strings " " else delete all of them like i did, so no description or comments will be there
6. After editing, click the compile script button
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7. Save the file
8. Open that file with ICON CHANGER
9. Select an icon from the list of icons and then press the set buttons! and you are done!
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10. Its that easy!

Resource Hacker ->http://www.download.com/3000-2352-10178588.html
Icon Changer ->http://www.shelllabs.com/iconchanger_download.htm

[Drakain Zeil]

Lots more res hackers...

http://protools.reverse-engineering.net/utilities.htm

[MysticVegeta]

Yep but this one is pretty straight forward

[endusto]

how do you change the icon in the top left of the toolbar?

[MysticVegeta]

You select an icon from a huge collection, then press the set button Or if you want a specific icon, download the icon in a folder then, go to Icon -> Search icons, then select the directory where you stored the icon and it will display all the icons of that directory!!!

[Andy]

errr... can you say 2 year old news?

[endusto]

MysticVegeta wrote:

You select an icon from a huge collection, then press the set button Or if you want a specific icon, download the icon in a folder then, go to Icon -> Search icons, then select the directory where you stored the icon and it will display all the icons of that directory!!!

no i got the change icon thing working, but how do you change the one in the top left?

[Andy]

resource hacker

[endusto]

then i get an error when i open it

[cycro1234]

Nifty program, I like it

[MysticVegeta]

Andy wrote:

errr... can you say 2 year old news?

i had no idea some1 had already posted the program but o well i posted the tut

[MysticVegeta]

endusto wrote:

then i get an error when i open it

Thats because there should be 4 folder in the icon group, if they are reduced then you get the error, you will have to create more and should have 1,2,3,4 and they should be linked properly in the group thats in the end ( i think second last, 2 lazy to check out)

[Atma Weapon]

MysticVegeta wrote:

endusto wrote:

then i get an error when i open it

Thats because there should be 4 folder in the icon group, if they are reduced then you get the error, you will have to create more and should have 1,2,3,4 and they should be linked properly in the group thats in the end ( i think second last, 2 lazy to check out)

Could you be a little more clear? I've used the Icon Editor too, but it renders the .exe unusable. ("Invalid Header info")

What exactly do we do to fix that?

[MysticVegeta]

I am talking about the resourse editor. Have you used it?

[[Gandalf]]

A bit delayed there aren't you?

I get an error after using a resource editor on Turing too. I think Turing has some kind of weird protection for editing their programs with third party tools.

I get various errors with:
1. Resource editors
2. .exe compressors
3. Hex editors