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Delete ALL uid's nomatter what folder!


R0b0t1

2007-05-23 20:45:31

This is a way to delete all uids on a single machine fast and effectively, no wasted effort!

Open notepad.
Paste ||| del "uid.dat" /S /Q ||| Into it (no |)
Save as uid.bat or something.

Go to desktop, rightclick.
New shortcut
Point it to your uid file, and hit ok

Then rightclick and options.
Specify a shortcut key!


This is what I do all the time… No hidden UIDs!

kautkto

2007-05-23 23:39:40

Sorry for being a noob, but if I do that then it trys to open the jagex uid file?

radioactive_werewolf

2007-05-24 01:06:54

Yeah that kind of doesn't work at all. You didn't specify any sort of directories for that so unless the batch file is actually in the same folder as your UID then it is not going to do anything. Also judging from what I've read on here the UID can only be written to file_store_32 or jagex_cache_32.

You could just use this one that I made up a couple days ago. Just save this as a batch file then replace your shortcut to SCAR with a shortcut to this. This'll delete your UID before you start your autoing session and after you finish your autoing session. Not much room for you to foul up and get your main associated with your autoers.
echo off
cd C:WINDOWS.jagex_cache_32
del uid.dat
cd C:WINDOWS.file_store_32
del uid.dat
cd C:Program FilesSCAR 2.03
start scar.exe
echo =============================
echo PRESS ENTER WHEN DONE AUTOING
echo =============================
pause
cd C:WINDOWS.jagex_cache_32
del uid.dat
cd C:WINDOWS.file_store_32
del uid.dat

or for a less fanciful approach simply
del C:WINDOWS.jagex_cache_32uid.dat
del C:WINDOWS.file_store_32uid.dat

Also while I'm at it why is it that So few people have bothered to read my thread in Strategical info and even fewer have posted on it? It is actually worth reading and discussing a tiny bit folks. If for no other reason than to tell me that I'm wrong or confirm that I'm right. Here be a link.

kautkto

2007-05-24 03:18:50

jagex can post in any file they like, When I deleted all text in the uid.dat file and made it read only, guess what? New uid in Jagex_cache 34

radioactive_werewolf

2007-05-24 04:10:07

I just tried to duplicate your results on my computer but even after I created a dummy uid.dat that contained no data and logged into a signed runescape client the only uid that there was on my computer was the one that I made.
jagex can post in any file they like

More likely the case is that Jagex defaults to jagex_cache_32 and if it is unable to use the files in that folder then it will create subsequent folders and store the data there. That still doesn't explain why we took the same actions yet yielded different results. Are you by any chance using Vista or some other OS rather than XP?

Sp0rky

2007-05-24 14:09:50

MY UID tool deletes in all possible locations.