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Cracklock is the leader in the hard task of repairing a bug present in a growing number of sharewares and exploited by a polymorph virus known as the "30th day" virus. As its name implies, the virus manifests itself only once you have run the infected software for a certain period of time; usually 30 days suffice to trigger it. To protect these buggy sharewares from this virus, Cracklock uses techniques that other anti-virus vendors such as McAfee, Norton, Sophos, Thunderbyte and F-Proot seem to ignore.

Also, many developers have used Cracklock in the past to test their software for Y2K compliance. Recently, we have worked hard adapting Cracklock to the well kwown Y10K bug (aka "bug of the year 10000") so that developer can use Cracklock to check that their programs are protected against this ever-threatening bug.

New: Cracklock now has a new feature which solves the "Microsoft Outlook timezone bug"!

Change logs- Faq- Documentation

Frequently Asked Questions


A Cracklock FAQ is available here.


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What's new


The complete changelog is available here.
The following features have been introduced since version 3.9:

Help Documentation

The english documentation is available here. Old version of the documentation is also available in various languages: English, Spanish, French and Arabic.

Contributing to the translation

The translation tool I once developped (RLGui) is now deprecated. Although it had nice features (for instance it can automatically reuse strings translated for version n of a program to generate translation for version n+1), it required me to do some postprocessing after each translator had finished his job.

From now on, if you want to make a new translation of Cracklock, use any resource editor available on the net (Resource Hacker, Resource Explorer or Microsoft Visual Studio) and edit one of the file in the 'Language' subdirectory of Cracklock (e.g. CLRESUS.DLL for the english version) then save it under another name (e.g. CLRESGE.DLL for german) in the same directory. After restarting Cracklock Manager, the newly created language will appear under the Language menu.

Download previous versions Previous versions

Previous versions of Cracklock
Filename Date Size Description
Cracklock.3.9.44.exe16 March 20081 MBCracklock 3.9.44
Cracklock.3.9.42.exe11 March 20081 MBCracklock 3.9.42
Cracklock.3.9.37.exe09 March 20081 MBCracklock 3.9.37
Cracklock.3.8.27.exe01 December 2007822 kBCracklock 3.8.27
Cracklock.3.8.26.exe16 September 2007822 kBCracklock 3.8.26
Cracklock.3.8.20.exe11 September 2007822 kBCracklock 3.8.20
Cracklock.3.8.13.exe8 August 2007803 kBCracklock 3.8.13
cklk389.exe2 August 2007776 kBCracklock 3.8.9
cklk388.exe7 November 2005740 kBCracklock 3.8.8
cklk387.zip16 September 2005723 kBCracklock 3.8.7
cklk386.zip18 July 2005723 kBCracklock 3.8.6
cklk385.zip8 May 2005690 kBCracklock 3.8.5
cklk384.zip2 August 2001627 kBCracklock 3.8.4
cklk383.zip11 June 2001357 kBCracklock 3.8.3 Use this version if you are running Windows 95 without the Unicode service pack.
cklk382b.zip20 January 2001Cracklock 3.8.2 beta
cklk381.zip17 September 1999Cracklock 3.8.1
cklk37_help.zip
cklk371.zip		5 August 1999157 kBCracklock 3.7.1
ck36sp.zip9 April 1999124 kBSpanish resources for Cracklock 3.6
ck36us.zip10 April 1999123 kBEnglish resources for Cracklock 3.6
cklk36_help.zip
cklk36.zip		3 January 1999159 kBCracklock 3.6
cklk35_help.zip
cklk35.zip		25 December 199859 kBCracklock 3.5
cklk30_help.zip
cklk30.zip		9 August 199831 kBCracklock 3.0
cklk23.zip18 June 199889 kBCracklock 2.3
cklock11.zip11 June 199849 kBCracklock 1.1, the first released version of Cracklock.