![]() ![]() Types of Windows 11 Editionsīefore we dig into the key differences between these editions, here is a summary of their features: Features Let us now continue to see the differences in the different Windows editions. OS editions before and after applying change to license Replace with Volume License of Enterprise The table below illustrates how a change to a license key can affect an operating system’s edition: Edition before change These can be the following:Īs we mentioned, the type of edition depends on the method applied to install it, which means the Windows edition can be changed by changing the installation method or changing its license. Whereas consumer editions can be obtained through OEM installations, retail licenses, or by using Media Creation Tools. The business editions of Windows apply to volume licenses. This information is mostly useful for business consumers as often a volume license can be reused on another computer when vacated from the original PC. Consumer Windows Operating SystemsĪlthough it is not defined within the OS what type of license your machine is using, it is still better to know. This could be either a volume license or a regular license, which determines whether this is a Business Edition or a Consumer Edition OS. When activating a Windows OS, use a license or key. Instead, they are dependent upon the type of license being used. However, OS editions do not work like that. That said, a version can change by upgrading or downgrading the operating system, for instance, installing an update through Windows Update. To conclude, the operating system’s complete denotation can be “Windows 11 Pro for Workstations version 22H2.” For example, the Windows 10 versions to follow were changed to “20H2” instead of “2009.” However, Microsoft then changed the way they denoted the versions by including alphabets. For example, in the case of Windows 10, a version was classified as “1903” or “1909” suffix at the end of the Windows’ name. A version is recognized through a series of integers or an alphanumeric identifier. However, these editions have nothing to do with their versions. ![]() Windows 11 is offered in the following seven editions: ![]()
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![]() ![]() What's interesting about the picture above is you can clearly see the Property offsets. Then at you have another pointer: C_ItemDataWeapon. if you holster the weapon, 0x21 becomes 0x01. which is the ID of the active/current item/weapon. The above is a look-up function that returns the pointer to the Inventory-related item based on its ID. Then I debugged the 2 static addresses when doing LOAD LAST CHECKPOINT. ![]() now I wanted to figure out if there's a direct pointer, static one, leading to that structure (C_Player2), whose address is 00000000E3010D30: we're looking at C_Player2 And +0x10] = GetName.Ĭool. Browsing that address in hex dump shows this: So at 0x10 we see a function that might lead to a Name, similar to what I saw in Anvil games (Assassin's Creed series), Decima (Horizon Zero Dawn), etc. just like in the other topic about Marvel's Avengers I decided to check out these member-functions. ![]() Looks like the kind of structure I'm looking for, whereas the indicated spot is the pointer to the member-functions table (also called 'vftable' - virtual functions table). But if I set a breakpoint at the function's prologue (maybe you learn some new words today, eh?) and check RCX, I might find a lead: So not much to lead with, as RBX isn't really some structure pointer, but something adjusted to then read that (float)100.0 value from 0xC offset. Setting a breakpoint at that address, in my current game session, shows this: I'm doing this cuz most of the names you see in game-hackers' tables come from the interpretation of what you're getting from debugging or structure content, but almost never named with the original, developer-given, intended names. ![]() The goal here is to find out where the various hunted-for structures are and what they are called (if there are any leads in the structures or member-functions regarding naming). Code: Select all aobscanmodule(_InfiniteHealth,mafiadefinitiveedition.exe,F3 0F 10 4B 0C 0F 28 E6) ![]() ![]()
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