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get_win8key is a command line tool and behaves exactly like that. Either run it from a Windows shell (start -> run -> cmd (+ ENTER) or if you want the shell to stay open you could for example create a desktop icon that runs this command:
cmd.exe /k "c:\somedir\get_win8key.exe"
To pipe the output to a textfile, you could do:
get_win8key.exe > "c:\somedir\win8key.txt"
default - if win8key.exe saved in c drive - file create in c folder
if win8key.exe saved in c/users/greg/download - file will be created in c/user/greg/download
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how about saving to file by default? or wait when it has found the key, atm it will just quit, you have to run it under cmd to see the key
tested compiled exe*
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