fkn0wned archive

WinRAR 3.71 share thread

A whole page of 'ty' just for a free WinRAR link — peak old-forum energy.

A simple software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where user pyeman posted a copy of WinRAR 3.71, likely to dodge the nagging registration/trial popups. The replies are the classic low-effort 'ty' chain typical of warez-adjacent forums, with a couple of members noting they were happy to be rid of the registration window. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, mundane utility-sharing post that got bumped along by gratitude replies over several months in late 2007.

finally no more annoying registration windows— dainbramaged

NetTools Release Thread

A network utility release thread limping to its third page and a whole lot of nothing in the final replies.

This was a software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software section of Fkn0wned.Com, where a member posted a version of a tool called NetTools (v4.5.74) for others to grab. By the time this archived page loads, the thread has stretched to three pages, but the tail end only shows two brief, low-content replies acknowledging the post. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the forum's software-sharing culture rather than a dramatic moment.

ya— Goodapollo

Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 share thread

A mod drops Premiere Pro CS3 in the Red Light District so the site's GFX crowd can start cutting their own movies.

In the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, Supervisor 'Shifty.' posted a share thread for Adobe Premiere Pro CS3, complete with the usual copy-pasted Adobe marketing blurb about its editing and integration features (the actual image/download links are lost to time). A regular member chimed in thanking him, saying they needed it for a new movie project, and another user posted shortly after. A pretty typical software-sharing thread from the era of forums doubling as informal software libraries.

thnx!! i need this for my new movie.— Trained Noob

FRAPS 2.9.1 Vista/DX10 Release

A moderator drops the latest FRAPS build for the Vista/DX10 crowd — classic Red Light District software fodder.

A short software-sharing thread in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section, posted by longtime staff member Shifty. The post announces a RapidShare-hosted copy of FRAPS 2.9.1 with Vista and DirectX 10 support, typical of the era's screen-recording tool releases for gamers wanting to capture CS:S and other footage. The thread ran at least two pages, suggesting some member engagement and replies.

ISO Tools Dump: MagicISO, IsoBuster, WinISO, PowerISO

A no-frills software dump thread from the Red Light District's Software subforum, straight from the disc-burning era.

A post by longtime member and Co-Manager DCLXVI listing a handful of ISO creation and extraction utilities (MagicISO, IsoBuster, WinISO, PowerISO). Typical of the Software section of the Red Light District board, where members shared program links for burning, ripping, and managing disc images. Nothing dramatic here, just a utility-sharing post reflecting the toolset gamers relied on before digital distribution took over.

WindowBlinds Enhanced 5.50 share thread

A software giveaway thread that ran three pages deep on nothing but 'ty' and 'sweet thanks'

A Software subforum thread in the Red Light District section sharing WindowBlinds Enhanced 5.50, a Windows desktop-skinning tool, unrelated to the site's usual cheat/gaming focus. This surviving tail end of the thread (page 3 of 3) is mostly members dropping quick thank-you replies across December 2007. It's a small snapshot of the low-effort 'bump and thanks' culture typical of software-sharing threads on cheat-scene forums of the era.

ty— TAZZY123

sweet thanks— Golden

kewl— Justus4hack

FireFox Optimizer share thread

A mod drops a browser speed-up tool and half the replies just say 'thanx' or ask if it even works

Super moderator DCLXVI posted a download for a 'FireFox Optimizer' tool meant to tune Firefox's settings for better performance, back in October 2007 in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section. Replies are the usual mixed bag for a file-share thread: a few quick thank-yous, one member reporting the download link was dead, and a couple of people asking basic questions like whether it's user-friendly or actually makes Firefox faster. Nothing dramatic, just a snapshot of the low-key file-sharing culture and casual mod-to-member exchanges typical of the site's Software board.

is it user friendly?— ynaggo

link not found— dark_skillz

so t makes firefox faster?— asshoel50

SeePassword 2.05 - Fkn0wned.Com

A little password-peeking utility shared in the Red Light District, met with shrugs and 'wtf? cool'

In this October 2007 thread in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, member Saime posted a download link for a small Windows utility called SeePassword 2.05, described as a tool for revealing passwords hidden behind asterisks or dots. Replies were mixed and low-key: some members questioned the point of it, a moderator chimed in with a lazy hypothetical use-case, and others reported it just didn't work for them. A pretty unremarkable, low-drama tool-sharing thread typical of the era's software subforums.

hmm dont really see the point in this— scuddzilla

or what you can do is, when they press Remember My Password you let them type it in, and when they go home, you can just use that proggy to see it.— DCLXVI

I tryed this one, but dosnt really work for me...— InzaneHacker

Norton Internet Security 2008 (Cracked) Release Thread

Supervisor 'Shifty.' drops a cracked copy of Norton 2008 — the irony of pirating your own antivirus wasn't lost on nobody

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where site supervisor Shifty. posted a full copy/paste of Symantec's marketing blurb for Norton Internet Security 2008 alongside a cracked installer and keygen, plus a manual workaround for upgrading a 2007 license to 2008. The thread ran from October to November 2007 and drew the usual wave of one-line 'thanks'/'ty' replies typical of warez threads, with one user reporting the download had been taken down by a file host (RS) and asking for a re-upload. Nothing dramatic happened — just a routine piracy release thread that quietly racked up gratitude posts from members grinding toward post counts.

Doesn't work - It has been removed by RS. Please re-upload? Thanks!— DeathAdder

dude. you rock.— Teddybearhair

only need the keygen...ty very much— .:BaTmAn:.

RapidShare Downloader full latest

The one where a member drops a shady RapidShare auto-downloader and the whole thread just says 'thanks'

Posted in the Red Light District > Software section in December 2007, this thread shares a tool for automating downloads from RapidShare links, followed by a bigger community pitch for 'CryptLoad,' a program claiming to bypass RapidShare and Megaupload download limits with auto-CAPTCHA and IP-renewal features. The original link broke almost immediately, prompting a follow-up post with the alternative tool and a wall of setup instructions. The rest of the thread is classic filler-reply territory — a dozen members just dropping quick 'thanks' and 'ty' posts, typical of file-sharing threads on this kind of board.

Isn't that awsome!— anarchie65

thats nice! thanks edit: broken link— goofu

WareZor - VirusZor ;)— Exover

See Password 2.05 download thread

A little app promising to unmask hidden asterisk passwords — posted by a guy literally named 'Lord PostAlotWarez'

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot posted a utility called SeePassword 2.05, claimed to reveal passwords hidden behind asterisks or dots, including those saved in Internet Explorer. The replies are the classic download-thread ritual: short 'unhide'/'thanks'/'I hope this works' posts from members bumping the thread to unlock the link, plus at least one report that the Megaupload link had gone dead. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, typical slice of the forum's software-sharing culture and file-hosting decay over time.

unhide— chaser123

I hope this works— kozmik

MEGAUPLOAD LINK IS BROKEN!!!!— albert90

ZoneAlarm Pro share thread

A firewall download post that outlived its own dead link, dragged along by 'need av' stragglers for half a year

A member named dakota posted a share of ZoneAlarm Pro v7.0.302 in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section. The original download link died at some point, but the thread kept limping along for months as other members bumped it looking for a firewall or antivirus, culminating in a 'way to fucking gravedig' callout. Fairly minor, typical warez-board fare — no real drama, just the slow decay of a dead link thread.

way to fucking gravedig— HaSh

neeeeeeeeeeed!— sabre025

i dont hack link unhide

Fraps Software Sharing Thread

Five pages of members quietly saying 'ty' for a screen-recording tool share, deep in the Red Light District archives.

This is the tail end (page 3-5) of a long-running software sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum, where a member had posted a copy of the Fraps screen-capture/recording program. The bulk of the visible replies are short thank-you posts, bumps, and one-word reactions from members spanning late 2007 into early 2008, typical of a warez-style file-sharing thread that stayed active for months. Notable only for its longevity and the parade of regular usernames cycling through with 'ty', 'nice', and similar low-effort replies.

ty— Ievisc

oh yeah!— ynaggo

w0ot!— guitarscott

Jahshaka Film Editing Tool Share

A member drops a free open-source video editor in the Red Light District and the thread just... politely says thanks

In the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, user Famousss posted a lengthy promotional writeup about Jahshaka, an open-source, hardware-accelerated video editing and effects program, touting its real-time editing, compositing, and cross-platform capabilities. The replies were short and low-drama, mostly members asking to see it or thanking the poster, with one person wondering aloud if the software actually lived up to the hype. A pretty ordinary, low-key software-sharing thread typical of the board's file-drop culture.

let me see pl0x tnx Famous!— Tundergun

wow i wonder if it is up to what it says— aznfirez

so what do ppl think of this prog? has it proven useful?— Famousss

LimeWire Pro 4.14.8 Release Post

A vintage P2P share that pulled twenty 'ty' replies and a mini feature-list debate

A member named dakota posted a feature rundown for LimeWire Pro 4.14.8 in the Software subforum of the Red Light District, touting things like BitTorrent support, Mojito DHT, and firewall-to-firewall transfers. The thread quickly filled with the classic low-effort 'thanks'/'ty' replies typical of release threads on this era of forum, plus a small side-debate about whether the post was a repost of an older, outdated version and whether LimeWire Pro could just be gotten free from LimeWire itself. Peski-Ruski, a 1000 Club member, stepped in to clarify the earlier version was outdated and this thread's copy was the current one. Nothing dramatic, just a routine piece of file-sharing culture archived from the software-sharing corner of the site.

thanks, but posted before i think...— [LiP]STicK.

It's outdated, so this is the active one, thanks.— Peski-Ruski

u can download it from normal limewire too lol— asshoel50

Nod 3.0.622 - Antivirus Software Share

Even the cheat scene needed antivirus — here's LoRd Ragealot dropping NOD32 in the Red Light District.

A quick software-sharing post from uploader LoRd Ragealot offering a version of ESET's NOD32/Smart Security antivirus package, complete with a changelog blurb about firewall and Outlook scanning improvements. The thread got minimal engagement, just two short replies from lower-post-count members acknowledging the upload. Typical low-key filler post for the Software subforum within the Red Light District section, where general software (not just cheats) got passed around.

enjoy— LoRd Ragealot

ty— spriteboy411

okie— xStJimmyx

Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 9.0 Build 85 + Crack

A cracked audio editor drop from the Red Light District's software shelf, filed away since 2007.

A December 2007 post in the Red Light District > Software section shared a cracked copy of Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 9.0, complete with a promotional feature rundown lifted from the product's marketing copy and a short install checklist. It's a fairly ordinary warez-style release post typical of the era, with the poster boasting about compression size and reminding readers to 'say thanks.' Replies are minimal — just a quick thanks and a placeholder post — showing this was a low-key, routine drop rather than a big event.

The best digital audio editor ever!— anarchie65

Say Thanks to me...!— anarchie65

thnx— __yess__

Rapidshare Hack Pack (dead links, 2007)

A 2007 grab-bag of Rapidshare/Megaupload leechers and 'premium account' tools that died before most people even downloaded it.

Posted by Supervisor DCLXVI in July 2007, this thread dumped a big bundle of Rapidshare/Megaupload-related tools — leechers, grabbers, proxy lists, account generators/notifiers, and similar utilities from that era of file-host workarounds. The original link broke almost immediately, prompting an edit and a running joke through the replies as members kept asking for the content to be 'unhidden' or re-upped. It's a pretty typical Red Light District > Software thread: low effort, high demand, and a slow trickle of one-word thank-yous before the host pulled the file for good.

EDIT: Link doesn't work anymore :S WTF, ill find a new one.— DCLXVI

hmm maybe try rapidsafe?^^— anarchie65

edit: sorry but rapidshare deleted it :/— ababab

Adobe After Effects CS3 warez share

Crad drops a full RapidShare rar-set of After Effects CS3, gets a chorus of 'ty' from the peanut gallery for the next two months.

A straightforward warez-share post in the Red Light District's Software subforum: user Crad uploads Adobe After Effects CS3 Professional split across eight RapidShare parts with a hidden-content tag. The thread is mostly low-effort replies over the following weeks — thanks, jokes about file size, and one user suggesting it'd be easier to just download from Adobe and find a crack separately. A stray reply from over a year later ('Renegade.MB') shows the thread still getting occasional bumps long after it went cold.

unhide, what you could do it download the file from the adobe website then find a crack on a website so much easier and faster but nice upload anyway— bragamuffin

im scared lol— mflames01

ImTOO Audio Encoder 2.1.65.0824 software share

A random MP3 converter drop that somehow still got a 'FUCK YES' from a three-post noob.

A routine software-sharing post in the Red Light District's Software subforum, where Supervisor DCLXVI posted a promo-style writeup for an audio format converter tool (ImTOO Audio Encoder). It got a couple of low-effort but enthusiastic replies from members thanking him for the upload. Nothing dramatic here — just a small, dated snapshot of the era's software-sharing culture on Fkn0wned.

need this man THANKS— Soad11789

FUCK YES— blahblahxD

Windows XP SP2 (32-Bit) Mirror Post — October 2007

Six mirrors, one thread, and a bunch of CS kids downloading their first legit-ish OS update.

A member named mr.N0Nam3 posted a mirrored download of Microsoft's Windows XP Service Pack 2 (32-bit) release in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section, offering six mirrors for the file. The thread itself is light on discussion — mostly a long string of one-line 'thanks' replies from regulars grabbing the download, plus a bit of confusion from Paws over whether it was SP2 or SP3. Typical of the era's warez/software-sharing threads: low effort, high gratitude, no real drama.

i dont understand.. do u mean sp3 or something?— Paws

this is Halloween for microsoft— f3nr15

TuneUp Utilities 2008 upload

A 2008-era PC optimizer share buried in fkn0wned's software swap corner, complete with a lone 'hawt' reply.

This was a software-sharing post in the Red Light District's Software subforum, where uploader LoRd Ragealot posted the utility TuneUp Utilities 2008, a Windows optimization/cleanup suite, with screenshots and a download link plus the usual '+rep appreciated' plea. It got one brief reply from a lower-post-count member. A pretty routine, low-drama warez-sharing thread typical of the era's software boards.

+rep appreciated!— LoRd Ragealot

hawt— sniperownsdicks

Cyberlink Power Director 6.0 Deluxe Edition

Shifty's video-editing warez drop pulls the usual chorus of thanks from the Software subforum

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software section, posted by longtime Supervisor 'Shifty.' (Cock Tha Hammer), offering a copy of Cyberlink Power Director 6.0 Deluxe Edition with a feature rundown and screenshots. The thread is mostly low-effort gratitude replies from members over the following months, typical of the board's software-sharing culture at the time.

i need a gd dvd burning software— bragamuffin

Nice one, thanks Shifty— nath0r

Sony Sound Forge 9 (Software Share Thread)

A staff-posted audio editing suite drop that quietly racked up years of 'ty' and 'unhide plox' replies

A staff member named HaSh posted a promotional write-up and download for Sony Sound Forge 9, an audio editing/mastering suite, in the Red Light District > Software subforum. The rest of the thread is the classic low-effort bump pattern of the era — members dropping by months apart just to say thanks or ask for the link to be unhidden. Nothing dramatic here, just a routine software-sharing post typical of fkn0wned's Software board.

unhide plox— [LiP]STicK.

fffsss— mrkevinboi

Website X5 Designer 5.0.9 + Keygen release thread

A cracked website-builder app drops in the Red Light District, and the regulars line up just to say thanks.

A late-2007 post in Fkn0wned's Red Light District > Software subforum shared a cracked copy of WebSite X5 Designer 5.0.9, a visual website-building tool, via Rapidshare. The thread is a fairly typical warez-release post of the era: a copy-pasted product description followed by a dozen short 'thanks'/'ty' replies from members. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, mundane snapshot of the forum's software-sharing culture and its member roster at the time.

Thanks, I might use this one— TheFlow

thnx ill llok that— tetova

Real Desktop 1.19 software share

The day someone tried to turn your cluttered desktop into a physics-powered virtual desk

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, posted by uploader 'LoRd Ragealot' offering the 'Real Desktop' program, which turned desktop icons into physics-simulated objects you could toss around like a real desk. The pitch reads like straight ad copy for the app, complete with promises of custom icon sizes and backgrounds. A couple of members dropped brief, low-effort replies of approval before the thread fizzled out.

Your icons behaving now to the high performance physics engine like real objects which one you can touch and move, as on a real desk.— LoRd Ragealot

thanks alot alot alto!!— xStJimmyx

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Working Crack

A cracked copy of Dreamweaver CS3 gets passed around, one "invalid password" complaint at a time

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where veteran poster Afteryou dropped a cracked download link for Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, complete with the usual promo blurb copied from Adobe. The rest of the thread is the classic warez-board rhythm: a couple of users hitting password errors, getting mildly told off for typing it wrong, and a long tail of members dropping quick 'thanks', 'ty', and 'unhide' replies over several months from May through August 2007. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a routine crack-sharing thread that stayed active for a while, typical of the Software section's traffic.

Ya well maybe you should try putting the password int the correct way— Afteryou

problems opening the files, says they are invalid— sensei123

"Do Not Touch My PC" Screensaver Share

A barking guard-dog screensaver to keep nosy hands off your PC — Fkn0wned's software corner in a nutshell.

A member of the Fkn0wned staff, DCLXVI, shared a novelty screensaver called 'Do Not Touch My PC' that shows a barking dog to scare off anyone messing with your computer while you're away. It's a quick, low-effort share-and-react thread typical of the Red Light District > Software subforum, with a handful of regulars chiming in with quick reactions and thanks. Nothing dramatic happened — just a small slice of everyday forum culture and gag software sharing.

the one who wanted to spy your computer would wet his/her pants cause of your guardian dog who is taking care of your pc— DCLXVI

wow thats awesome, ty— Cud

DivX Pro (incl. DivX Player) 6.7.0 - Software Share Thread

A staffer drops the old DivX codec pack on rapidshare and the thanks pile up one-liner by one-liner.

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where staff member Sonikk posted a rapidshare link and lengthy feature rundown for DivX Pro 6.7.0, a video codec/player/converter suite. The rest of the thread is the classic warez-forum pattern: a handful of members drop by months apart just to say thanks or 'dope' before it dies out. Nothing dramatic, just a routine file-share post typical of the era's forum culture.

dope thanks man— deathbird

LOL NICe— ynaggo

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 share thread

Old-school warez: members lining up for a copy of Dreamweaver CS3 back in '07

A short thread in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section, where a member had posted a download for Adobe Dreamweaver CS3. This is page two of the topic, showing the tail end of the conversation with a few members chiming in with appreciation and requests. Nothing dramatic here — just a small snapshot of the casual software-sharing culture that filled out this corner of the forum.

wow nice— zubetube

want it— intllines

ESET Smart Security 3.0 (new NOD32) + keys

Free antivirus keys for a program meant to stop piracy — posted on a piracy forum, naturally

A late-2007 post in the Red Light District's Software subforum shared a download link and license keys for ESET Smart Security 3.0 / NOD32. The usual chorus of 'ty' and 'thanks' replies rolled in over the following weeks, but by December members started reporting the keys were dead, with the OP himself admitting he couldn't find any working ones. A small, unremarkable software-sharing thread that slowly fizzled once the keys expired.

All the keys are invalid :S— Tundergun

Yes and I don't find any valid keys :/— skyzer

Nero 8.1.2.0 with SerialGen thread

A software share thread that mostly turned into someone's 1000-post club shoutout

A quick software-sharing post in the Red Light District > Software section offering Nero 8.1.2.0 (a CD/DVD burning and multimedia suite) with a serial generator via rapidshare, posted by member asshoel50. The replies are short and low-effort — mostly thanks and one reply congratulating the poster on reaching the forum's '1000 Club' post-count milestone. Typical filler-thread vibe from the site's warez corner rather than any real discussion or drama.

thanks hey man congrats in making it to the 1k club— olie22

Unlock goddamnit.— Strikewire

Sony Soundforge 9

A staff-posted warez drop for a $600 audio suite, and a dozen forum kids saying thanks

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where supervisor 'Shifty.' posted a hidden-content release of Sony Sound Forge 9, a professional audio editing suite, complete with promo screenshots and marketing copy lifted from Sony's own product description. The replies are the usual low-effort gratitude posts typical of warez threads on this board, with one member claiming to be a music producer who found the tool useful. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a quiet, representative slice of the site's piracy-adjacent software-sharing culture.

sweeet , thx man , i am a music producer so this should do just fine— mflames01

Jep ThanX that what i need— dark_skillz

NOD32 ESET Smart Security Suite v3.0.128 share thread

The one where an antivirus beta got passed around a forum full of cheaters

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where user Guru posted a rapidshare link to an ESET Smart Security public beta, complete with ESET's own beta disclaimer text copy-pasted as the post body. The rest of the thread is a string of low-effort 'thanks' and 'nice' replies typical of file-share threads, stretching out from April to November 2007 as newer members trickled in to grab the download months later.

amagad! i r want this sooo badly!— Paws

Request to be mod in "software"— prinz

XP Repair Pro 2007 v3.5.5 upload thread

A registry cleaner upload from the Red Light District's Software corner, complete with 2008-era 'fixes 14,900 errors' marketing copy.

A software upload thread from LoRd Ragealot posting the utility 'XP Repair Pro 2007 v3.5.5', pitched with classic late-2000s registry-cleaner sales language about scanning thousands of errors and boosting PC/gaming performance. It's a low-drama share thread typical of the Software subforum, drawing a couple of short thank-you replies from other members. Nothing eventful happened beyond the usual upload-and-appreciate cycle common on the board.

0ur unique and one of a kind technology scans over 14,900 errors and is guaranteed to fix your system problems.— LoRd Ragealot

sexy ty ty ty— tikkigod

DAEMON Tools Pro v4.10.218.0 Advanced 32 & 64 Bit

The old CD/DVD virtual drive tool everyone ran to mount their game discs without the disc

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum, posted by supervisor DCLXVI in late 2007, offering DAEMON Tools Pro Advanced with a feature rundown, system requirements, and installation notes. A handful of members dropped in over the following weeks with quick 'need this' and 'ty' replies, typical of the low-effort gratitude posts common on release threads in this scene. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine piece of the forum's software-warez traffic, useful mainly as a snapshot of what tools were circulating and how release threads were formatted back then.

need this— TheLithuaniansLeader

ty— cakeeater25

Backup To DVD-CD software share

A moderator drops a disc-burning backup tool RapidShare link — and someone needed it days too late

A quick Software subforum post by longtime Super Moderator DCLXVI sharing a copy of the Willow Creek Software backup utility 'Backup To DVD-CD', with a RapidShare download link tucked behind a hidden-content tag. Two members reply with brief, casual thanks — one lamenting the timing since he'd needed it a few days earlier, the other just cheering. A small, everyday slice of the Red Light District's software-sharing culture rather than a major event.

thanx gewd shit needed a few days ago though— olie22

yay— asshoel50

NOD32 Antivirus Crack Thread (tail end thank-you replies)

A four-page tail-end thread of forum members thanking each other for a cracked antivirus that promised lifetime updates.

This was the tail end (page 4 of 4) of a long-running Software subforum thread sharing a cracked version of ESET NOD32 Antivirus 2.70.39 along with a fix for keeping update access working indefinitely. By this late point in the thread the original release had already circulated for a while, with the final visible posts just being brief member replies and thank-yous. It's a fairly quiet, mundane piece of the site's warez/software-sharing culture rather than a dramatic one.

ty— fpspwnr1980

Virtual DJ Professional v5.04 crack release

A cracked DJ software drop that pulled in the usual thank-you chorus.

A software release thread in the Red Light District's warez subforum, posted by prolific poster DCLXVI, offering Virtual DJ Professional v5.04 bundled with a key. The post includes a lengthy feature rundown of the DJ mixing software lifted from marketing copy, followed by a download link. Replies are short and typical of these threads — quick thanks and minimal discussion, no real drama here.

Thanks— kimpa60

WinRAR Crystal 2007 Full

A software share post from the 'Software' subforum — WinRAR, reply-to-unlock style.

A post in the Red Light District > Software section by co-manager Shifty (posted Nov 5 2007) sharing a copy of WinRAR Crystal 2007, gated behind the classic 'reply for hidden content' setup common on forums of this era. The post includes a boilerplate description of WinRAR's features lifted from elsewhere online. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine software-sharing thread typical of mid-2000s file-sharing forum culture.

REPLY FOR HIDDEN CONTENT— Shifty

Sibelius v5.0 KeyGen Warez Release

A moderator drops a music notation program keygen in the Red Light District's warez corner

A single-post release thread from Fkn0wned.Com's Software subforum (nested under the 'Red Light District' section), posted by forum staffer DCLXVI. It offered a cracked copy of Sibelius v5.0, a professional music notation/scoring application, split across RapidShare links behind a hide-tag. Typical of the site's warez-sharing culture, where staff and members traded pirated software alongside the forum's gaming and cheat-scene content.

Music note creator, sheet creator, score creator etc, THE LOT.— DCLXVI

Nero Burning Rom v8.1.1.0 + KeyGen (dead Rapidshare link)

A staff-posted Nero 8 download that, predictably, didn't survive Rapidshare's takedown scythe

A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where a Super Moderator posted a pirated copy of Nero Burning Rom 8.1.1.0 with an accompanying keygen and serial, hosted on Rapidshare. Standard warez-thread format for the era: product blurb copy-pasted from the official marketing, then hidden download links behind a spoiler tag. The only reply is a lone member reporting the classic fate of early-2000s file hosting — the links had already been pulled.

NOOO it got removed— c0rpsegrinder

UltraMon v2.5 software share

A multi-monitor utility drop from the depths of Fkn0wned's Red Light District software bin

A straightforward software-sharing post by prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot, offering a copy of UltraMon v2.5, a multi-monitor management utility, complete with a description lifted from the program's marketing blurb and a small preview image. Typical of the site's 'Red Light District > Software' subforum, where uploaders traded utilities and apps outside the cheat database proper. The post closes with the era-typical uploader signoff asking for reputation points in exchange for the share.

Enj0y! +rep appreciated— LoRd Ragealot

Ad-Aware 2007 Pro Share Thread

An old antivirus/anti-malware tool drop buried in the 'Red Light District' software subforum

This was a software-sharing post on Gametration.com offering Lavasoft Ad-Aware 2007 Pro, a once-popular anti-spyware tool, likely posted with a download link and activation info as was typical for the era. It lived in the Red Light District > Software section, a catch-all area for miscellaneous file/program shares outside the cheat database proper. Little other context survives beyond the title and category placement.

Windows XP Gamers Edition

A stripped-down XP build floated in the Red Light District's Software corner

This page is just a bare shell of Gametration.com's forum, surfaced under the Red Light District > Software section with a thread nominally about a 'Windows XP Gamers Edition' build. No actual thread content, posts, or discussion survived in the archive — only the site's navigation chrome, database categories, and forum index links. It's a snapshot of the site's structure rather than a real conversation.

Ardamax Keylogger download thread

A dusty MegaUpload link for a keylogger, filed away in Gametration's shadiest corner.

This page lived in the 'Red Light District > Software' subforum of Gametration.com, a gaming/cheat-scene board that also ran a cheat database for titles like Counter-Strike and Battlefield 2. The thread advertised an Ardamax Keylogger download hosted on MegaUpload, typical of the era's software-sharing culture on cheat forums. No real content beyond nav chrome survived in this archive snapshot, so the thread itself is mostly a title and a dead link now.

Adobe Illustrator CS2 Full Piracy Share

A pirated design app buried in the 'Red Light District' of a cheat forum's software swap shelf

This was a software-sharing post in the 'Software' subforum of Gametration.com's oddly-named 'Red Light District' section, offering a full copy of Adobe Illustrator CS2. It sits among the site's cheat databases for games like Counter-Strike and Battlefield 2, reflecting how these early cheat-scene forums doubled as general piracy hubs beyond just game hacks. No real discussion content survived in this archived scrape beyond the site's navigation chrome.

Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Edition (warez post)

Multi-part download links for Office 2007 Enterprise, straight out of the Red Light District's Software bin.

A single-post thread in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned.Com's 'Red Light District' section, where a member named TaZ^ shared a promotional blurb about Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise's Fluent interface followed by a split, multi-part download link set. Typical of the site's warez-sharing culture, it's a bare-bones release post rather than a discussion, with the promotional copy lifted straight from Microsoft's own marketing material. No replies or further discussion appear on the page, suggesting it was one of many low-key software drops that quietly circulated through the board.

Allok Video Converter warez post

A relic of the software-warez corner nobody remembers visiting

This page is a software-sharing post from the 'Red Light District > Software' subforum of Gametration.com, a gaming/cheat-scene community. The thread advertised a media conversion utility (Allok's video converter) typical of the free-tool/keygen posts that filled this section. No real discussion or drama is preserved beyond the listing itself; it mostly survives now as a snapshot of the forum's navigation structure and the kind of low-effort software-dump content the Red Light District board hosted.

Software (Password-Protected Section)

The one board on fkn0wned you needed a secret password to even peek into.

This page is the landing/gate for the 'Software' area of Fkn0wned.com, a gated subsection sitting alongside the site's cheat database and main forum categories (Counter-Strike, Battlefield, Steam, GFX, Trading, etc). Rather than showing any actual content, it displays only the standard password-entry wall, meaning access was restricted to members who had the forum password. It's a snapshot of the site's structure and access-control setup rather than a discussion thread.

This forum is protected by a password!