SimplyRTC wrote this seems good to begin with... but what if i got a kv that was banned and put a retail consoles serial number in and saved it as kv.bin, it would look unbanned according to that check...

Did you even take the time to read the bottom??????????


Lastly this method is not full proof but if the person you are discussing this with is sketchy in anyway or takes to long to send you a screen shot then you should keep on moving and do not give them any money.

Any sketchy vibes while asking the seller will through up a red flag I have tried this with like 5 people who posted on the forum saying they had kv for sale...and guess what every single one of them freaked out when I asked them for a serial number...

I also hed 2 skids actually send me a screen shot and the serial number they provided was banned...So yes this does work on some occasions.

Next time take time to read the hole topic instead of just posting something I have already stated...

Also as stated this can be used to check Kv's you already own for someone like me who has over 40 plus Kv's on there computer...

Thanks for the tut may use this next time I buy a kv.

this is a great easy tutorial will help alot

thanks for the tut b/c i just found out that i have 4 unbanned kv's

xXKUSHXxXModsXx wrote

SimplyRTC wrote this seems good to begin with... but what if i got a kv that was banned and put a retail consoles serial number in and saved it as kv.bin, it would look unbanned according to that check...

Did you even take the time to read the bottom??????????


Lastly this method is not full proof but if the person you are discussing this with is sketchy in anyway or takes to long to send you a screen shot then you should keep on moving and do not give them any money.

Any sketchy vibes while asking the seller will through up a red flag I have tried this with like 5 people who posted on the forum saying they had kv for sale...and guess what every single one of them freaked out when I asked them for a serial number...

I also hed 2 skids actually send me a screen shot and the serial number they provided was banned...So yes this does work on some occasions.

Next time take time to read the hole topic instead of just posting something I have already stated...

Also as stated this can be used to check Kv's you already own for someone like me who has over 40 plus Kv's on there computer...

Don't you mean, "fool proof"?

Hey man great tutorial.



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0x539 wrote

xXKUSHXxXModsXx wrote

SimplyRTC wrote this seems good to begin with... but what if i got a kv that was banned and put a retail consoles serial number in and saved it as kv.bin, it would look unbanned according to that check...

Did you even take the time to read the bottom??????????


Lastly this method is not full proof but if the person you are discussing this with is sketchy in anyway or takes to long to send you a screen shot then you should keep on moving and do not give them any money.

Any sketchy vibes while asking the seller will through up a red flag I have tried this with like 5 people who posted on the forum saying they had kv for sale...and guess what every single one of them freaked out when I asked them for a serial number...

I also hed 2 skids actually send me a screen shot and the serial number they provided was banned...So yes this does work on some occasions.

Next time take time to read the hole topic instead of just posting something I have already stated...

Also as stated this can be used to check Kv's you already own for someone like me who has over 40 plus Kv's on there computer...

Don't you mean, "fool proof"?

lol honestly that would be a matter of opinion...

"Foolproof vs. full-proof
The adjective foolproof means infallible or, more literally, impervious to the incompetence of fools. Just as a bulletproof vest makes one invulnerable to bullets, a foolproof plan is designed to be invulnerable to fools. Foolproof is usually one word, without a hyphen (though the hyphenated form, fool-proof, is not uncommon).

The word is occasionally misspelled full-proof. There are arguments to be made in favor of this spelling (see the comments below for a couple of them), and of course anyone who likes it is free to use it, but it is not the conventional spelling (i.e., the more common one and the one listed in dictionaries) and is likely to be seen as a misspelling by some readers."

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I think fool proof just sounds stupid...

xXKUSHXxXModsXx wrote

0x539 wrote

xXKUSHXxXModsXx wrote

SimplyRTC wrote this seems good to begin with... but what if i got a kv that was banned and put a retail consoles serial number in and saved it as kv.bin, it would look unbanned according to that check...

Did you even take the time to read the bottom??????????


Lastly this method is not full proof but if the person you are discussing this with is sketchy in anyway or takes to long to send you a screen shot then you should keep on moving and do not give them any money.

Any sketchy vibes while asking the seller will through up a red flag I have tried this with like 5 people who posted on the forum saying they had kv for sale...and guess what every single one of them freaked out when I asked them for a serial number...

I also hed 2 skids actually send me a screen shot and the serial number they provided was banned...So yes this does work on some occasions.

Next time take time to read the hole topic instead of just posting something I have already stated...

Also as stated this can be used to check Kv's you already own for someone like me who has over 40 plus Kv's on there computer...

Don't you mean, "fool proof"?

lol honestly that would be a matter of opinion...

"Foolproof vs. full-proof
The adjective foolproof means infallible or, more literally, impervious to the incompetence of fools. Just as a bulletproof vest makes one invulnerable to bullets, a foolproof plan is designed to be invulnerable to fools. Foolproof is usually one word, without a hyphen (though the hyphenated form, fool-proof, is not uncommon).

The word is occasionally misspelled full-proof. There are arguments to be made in favor of this spelling (see the comments below for a couple of them), and of course anyone who likes it is free to use it, but it is not the conventional spelling (i.e., the more common one and the one listed in dictionaries) and is likely to be seen as a misspelling by some readers."

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I think fool proof just sounds stupid...

And full proof doesn't? It makes no sense. Fool proof is much better.

0x539 wrote

xXKUSHXxXModsXx wrote

0x539 wrote

xXKUSHXxXModsXx wrote

SimplyRTC wrote this seems good to begin with... but what if i got a kv that was banned and put a retail consoles serial number in and saved it as kv.bin, it would look unbanned according to that check...

Did you even take the time to read the bottom??????????


Lastly this method is not full proof but if the person you are discussing this with is sketchy in anyway or takes to long to send you a screen shot then you should keep on moving and do not give them any money.

Any sketchy vibes while asking the seller will through up a red flag I have tried this with like 5 people who posted on the forum saying they had kv for sale...and guess what every single one of them freaked out when I asked them for a serial number...

I also hed 2 skids actually send me a screen shot and the serial number they provided was banned...So yes this does work on some occasions.

Next time take time to read the hole topic instead of just posting something I have already stated...

Also as stated this can be used to check Kv's you already own for someone like me who has over 40 plus Kv's on there computer...

Don't you mean, "fool proof"?

lol honestly that would be a matter of opinion...

"Foolproof vs. full-proof
The adjective foolproof means infallible or, more literally, impervious to the incompetence of fools. Just as a bulletproof vest makes one invulnerable to bullets, a foolproof plan is designed to be invulnerable to fools. Foolproof is usually one word, without a hyphen (though the hyphenated form, fool-proof, is not uncommon).

The word is occasionally misspelled full-proof. There are arguments to be made in favor of this spelling (see the comments below for a couple of them), and of course anyone who likes it is free to use it, but it is not the conventional spelling (i.e., the more common one and the one listed in dictionaries) and is likely to be seen as a misspelling by some readers."

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I think fool proof just sounds stupid...

And full proof doesn't? It makes no sense. Fool proof is much better.

lol and that would be your opinion wouldn't it? Does it matter are you that much of a grammar Nazi??

Besides did you just come to my topic to criticize my wording?...

Many people use Full-proof and many people use Fool-proof honestly it does not matter.

Obviously you do not drink much liquor Full proof is used to refer to alcohol content in many occasions...


"I'm beginning to take a shine to "full-proof," even though it's a neologistic hypercorrection of "foolproof," because it actually seems to fit current usage more accurately.

Bear with me.

"Foolproof" originally meant a product or plan that would still function as intended even if improperly used or ineptly followed. In the same sense as the more recent "idiot proof," it implies some degree of defensive engineering. Today, however, as your first example attests, the meaning has evolved to something more akin to "fail-safe," whereby system redundancies or astute planning eliminate the possibility of mechanical, rather than operator, failure.

In that case, "full-proof," which appears - appropriately - to have caught on first in the tech and engineering community, would make perfect sense, as something, like code, which has been checked for any possible design or process flaws, and found to contain none. It has been 'proofed in full,' thus "full-proof."

"I don't use it but full-proof could make logical sense to someone who has had higher level of mathematic education. Where a proof is the evidence of a theory so a full-proof could be a theory/plan that has been fully proven."

this would of been a better thread if credit was giver to DaModder420