Thanks for this.Hard Mode (no support):
1. First start by pressing win + r and type %appdata% search for the furryVNE folder and make a backup of it then delete the folder
ALL YOUR CHARACTER IS INSIDE THIS FOLDER IF YOU DONT BACKUP NOT MY PROBLEM!!!
2. open your registry editor win+r type regedit
Go to and delete the entire key you need to remove FurryVNE from software!
HKCU\SOFTWARE\FurryVNE Team
The you need Set computer name we will use regedit as its open go to
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ComputerName\ActiveComputerName
Edit ComputerName and paste 216980DAF7D7A10
You can also export the actual name of the computer if you want to restore it ans edit the name each time you want to play!
Note that this method do not need a reboot to apply the name.
3.Then open the crack achive and extract GameAssembly inside the game folder and replace it when asked
Execute the 2024-03-24.reg and accept that the file write the value inside registry
4.go back to you %appdata% and extract the FurryVNE inside the %appdata% Folder at the same location you have deleted the previous one
You can restore all the folder located inside your backup that are NOT ZBrowser and cache!!!! DO NOT EVER FUCKING EVER TOUCH THOOSE FOLDER IF YOU TOUCH THEM YOU CAN FUCK THE CRACK AND NEED TO START FROM SCRATCH AGAIN!!!!!!
Sharing this in case anyone finds it helpful:
I use Sandboxie Plus (
You must be registered to see the links
/
You must be registered to see the links
) to install adult games (and other things) to isolated, sandboxed containers. Registry changes that occur in these containers are recorded in a "reghive" file instead of the actual registry; Appdata gets stored in the sandbox's appdata folder instead; network connection blocking per-sandbox; etc. It's useful in general for fiddly shit like this and game piracy.it was extra useful in this case, because I made the registry changes from within my FurryVNE sandbox: the sandboxed FurryVNE game thought that 216980DAF7D7A10 was my computer's name, while my computer's actual name was never changed.