windows 10 ESD Decrypter

[Slonick]

ESD Decrypter - a GUI wrapper for the old, well-known script, but has a number of advantages:
 

• Beautiful design
• Automatically updates program and components
• Automatically download new crypto key
• Batch Processing
• Calculating the of hash sums
• Creating a bootable USB drive
• More...

 

 

Important: On the way to the program must not contain spaces
Adding keys:
 

• Create a text document *.key (be sure the expansion key, the name can be any)
• Insert the key into file
• You copy the file to the key, which is located in the folder with the program

Download ESD Decrypter v5.0

[Jackaluichi]

On 11/01/2016 at 3:53 PM, Slonick said:

ESD Decrypter - a GUI wrapper for the old, well-known script, but has a number of advantages:
 

• Beautiful design
• Automatically updates program and components
• Automatically download new crypto key
• Batch Processing
• Calculating the of hash sums
• Creating a bootable USB drive
• More...

 

 

Important: On the way to the program must not contain spaces
Adding keys:
 

• Create a text document *.key (be sure the expansion key, the name can be any)
• Insert the key into file
• You copy the file to the key, which is located in the folder with the program

Download ESD Decrypter v5.0

Looking good. Thank you!

 

Would it be possible for a future version to make it work even if run from a directory path with spaces?

[Grinch]

Looks great! Seems to work well. Some feedback though..

• Checking for Updates; Ooh boy.
  • First run it took forever to find updates.
  • Second run it found another update for WimLib.
  • Third run it hung while checking (10 minutes of checking, refused to close).
  • Fourth run it found 6.0.
  • Fifth time it was fairly quick since I assume it had no updates left.
  • Should put all updates found into a list and download them all in one go instead of me getting updates every time I run it.
• Network locations.. it bombed out when trying to create an ISO while running the app from a network location.

[Grinch]

To add on to my last post, what is the reason for no spaces in the path to the application? That is likely what caused my network issues actually (although you should try to do most of the data-related stuff on the local computer not the run directory, for situations such as running from Network locations).

[Ravensky]

1 minute ago, Grinch said:

To add on to my last post, what is the reason for no spaces in the path to the application? That is likely what caused my network issues actually (although you should try to do most of the data-related stuff on the local computer not the run directory, for situations such as running from Network locations).

it's because of the script it runs not the front end that runs it...

[+Gary7 Subscriber²]

When I used  one of these it had to be tied to a certain build.  Does this work on all builds?

[Circaflex]

9 minutes ago, Gary7 said:

When I used  one of these it had to be tied to a certain build.  Does this work on all builds?

Yes.

[Grinch]

39 minutes ago, Ravensky said:

it's because of the script it runs not the front end that runs it...

Can you define this a bit more? Surely wrapping any paths in quotes would resolve this.