Windows 7 How to Delete Empty [data-1] Partition from bootres.dll in Windows 7?

[marcusj0015]

i found a way to edit the bootres.dll

AKA the Windows 7 boot flag

BUT
modifing the bootres creates a [data-1] partition in the dll

this contains info saying that the certificate is NOT VALID anymore

i hex edited out this data contained in the partition

but the partition remains there empty but still there

i think if i could delete this partition completely it would work

does anyone know how to make this happen or have any ideas on how to do this?

 

[CommonTater]

The file fails now because you changed it's hashcode, invalidating the certificate.

About your only choice now is to replace the file with an unaltered one.

 

[TorrentG]

sfc /scannow

from an elevated command prompt should fix it.

 

[marcusj0015]

seriously?

i WANT to hack the file i want to remove a specific table from the dll

i DONT want to rund system file checker

im not a retarted noob that ****ed **** up

im trying to hack damn!

 

[TorrentG]

Yes, of course. And that's why CommonTater informed you why it failed.

 

[CommonTater]

Yes, of course. And that's why CommonTater informed you why it failed.

More importantly that is why Windows key files are now all certified by third party registrars using the hashcode and date.

 

[CommonTater]

seriously?
i WANT to hack the file i want to remove a specific table from the dll

Which changes the file's checksum/hashcode, invalidating the security certificate.

im not a retarted noob that ****ed **** up

That's debatable.

im trying to hack damn!

Yes, well, good luck with that.
Hacking isn't about sticking your finger in a light socket to see what happens. It's 99% research, 1% doing. Most of the hackers I've come across in my years probably have forgotten more about Windows, Networking and Computers than I will ever know... and I've been programming in Basic, Pascal, C, C-99 and ASM since the late 70s.