Internet Download Manager 6.23 Build 18

[xanax]

"Windows 10 now, supports blocking IPs with the hosts"

we talking about this in hosts, right?

example:

127.0.0.1 222.111.121.212

c'mon guys, is this some joke? let's get serious :)

like you don't understand what for hosts is

looks like this future is enabled by M$ only for nsane users, totally nsane :D

[dcs18]

Despite not having Windows 10 to test the hosts against IPs, I have expressed my doubts very clearly and strongly without mincing my words:—

• post # 30
• post # 22

However, my persistent queries have only received the confirmation that it works.

BTW, you might want to take it with them at the concerned thread — in terms stronger than this (if I had a Windows 10, I would not have to ask anyone else.)

[IamBidyuT]

BTW, you might want to take it with them at the concerned thread — in terms stronger than this (if I had a Windows 10, I would not have to ask anyone else.)

IT'D BE NICE (FOR ME)TO LET YOU CHECK THROUGH MY TV ^_^ CAUSE ON MY 1ST TRY (3 DAYS AGO VIA HOST) IDM WAS STILL ABLE TO CHECK FOR UPDATES . . . .

[dcs18]

BTW, you might want to take it with them at the concerned thread — in terms stronger than this (if I had a Windows 10, I would not have to ask anyone else.)

IT'D BE NICE (FOR ME)TO LET YOU CHECK THROUGH MY TV CAUSE ON MY 1ST TRY (3 DAYS AGO VIA HOST) IDM WAS STILL ABLE TO CHECK FOR UPDATES . . . .

Oh, that clearly indicates that just as in previous Windows the hosts in Windows 10, too . . . . . . . . fails to block IPs — thanks for the heads-up.

[IamBidyuT]

Oh, that clearly indicates that just as in previous Windows the hosts in Windows 10, too . . . . . . . . fails to block IPs — thanks for the heads-up.

UNABLE TO PM YOU . . . CAN YOU PM ME 1ST , SO I CAN SEND TV DETAILS TO LET YOU CHECK . . (MAY BE I DID LITTLE MISTAKE / MAY BE NOT)

[Decepticon]

@Boops

The best method to reset/clean-up IDM is :

IDM_Cleaner by @dcs18 combined with Visual Protect Remover by @sledge101

Thus, the script will be looks like this (for illustration only)

@echo off

:ADMINISTRATIVE_RIGHTS

md "%SystemRoot%\System32\Test"

if errorlevel 1 (

echo Please "Run as administrator"

echo.

echo Press any key to exit . . .

pause >nul

exit

)

rd "%SystemRoot%\System32\Test"

:ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE

set "HKCU=HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DownloadManager"

for /f "tokens=3*" %%a in ('reg query "%HKCU%" /v ExePath') do set "IDM=%%a %%b"

cls

if exist "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\" (

set "PATH=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Internet Download Manager"

set "HKCR=HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Node\CLSID"

set "HKLM=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Internet Download Manager"

) else (

set "PATH=%ProgramFiles%\Internet Download Manager"

set "HKCR=HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID"

set "HKLM=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Internet Download Manager"

)

:IDM_PROCESS

tasklist /fi "imagename eq IDMan.exe" | find /i "IDMan.exe" >nul

if not errorlevel 1 (

echo Terminating IDM process . . .

taskkill /im IDMan.exe /f /t

echo.

)

:CLEAN_UP

echo Creating permissions . . .

echo %HKCR%\{07999AC3-058B-40BF-984F-69EB1E554CA7} [7] >Permissions

echo %HKCR%\{5ED60779-4DE2-4E07-B862-974CA4FF2E9C} [7] >>Permissions

echo %HKCR%\{6DDF00DB-1234-46EC-8356-27E7B2051192} [7] >>Permissions

echo %HKCR%\{7B8E9164-324D-4A2E-A46D-0165FB2000EC} [7] >>Permissions

echo %HKCR%\{D5B91409-A8CA-4973-9A0B-59F713D25671} [7] >>Permissions

regini Permissions

del Permissions

echo.

echo Deleting IDM keys . . .

reg delete "%HKCR%\{07999AC3-058B-40BF-984F-69EB1E554CA7}" /f

reg delete "%HKCR%\{5ED60779-4DE2-4E07-B862-974CA4FF2E9C}" /f

reg delete "%HKCR%\{6DDF00DB-1234-46EC-8356-27E7B2051192}" /f

reg delete "%HKCR%\{7B8E9164-324D-4A2E-A46D-0165FB2000EC}" /f

reg delete "%HKCR%\{D5B91409-A8CA-4973-9A0B-59F713D25671}" /f

echo.

if exist "%IDM%" (goto :IDM_EXIST) else (goto :IDM_NOT_EXIST)

:IDM_EXIST

echo Deleting IDM registration data under HKCU . . .

reg delete "%HKCU%" /v Email /f

reg delete "%HKCU%" /v FName /f

reg delete "%HKCU%" /v LName /f

reg delete "%HKCU%" /v Serial /f

echo.

echo Deleting IDM registration data under HKLM . . .

reg delete "%HKLM%" /v Email /f

reg delete "%HKLM%" /v FName /f

reg delete "%HKLM%" /v LName /f

reg delete "%HKLM%" /v Serial /f

reg delete "%HKLM%" /v InstallStatus /f

echo.

goto :VPK_REMOVER

:IDM_NOT_EXIST

echo Deleting IDM leftover items . . .

rd "%PATH%" /s /q

rd "%ProgramData%\IDM" /s /q

rd "%AppData%\IDM" /s /q

reg delete "%HKCU%" /f

reg delete "%HKLM%" /f

echo.

:VPK_REMOVER

set "VPKlog=%temp%\VPKlog.txt"

if exist "%SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\" (set "VPK=HKCU\Software\Classes\Wow6432Node\CLSID") else (set "VPK=HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID")

reg query %VPK% /v /f ++YcVi8JRaz75 /t REG_SZ /s /d> %VPKlog%

setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion

for /f "eol=E tokens=*" %%a in (%VPKlog%) do (if !VPath!'==' set "VPath=%%a")

if not "%VPath%"=="" reg delete %VPath% /f

del %VPKlog%

echo.

echo Done !

echo Press any key to exit . . .

pause >nul

exit

All credits to @dcs18 and @sledge101

is this latest clean idm batch script?

[elpibe]

^{Hi I tried to download the 6.23 build 18, but every time that I try wont let me do it, any other site where you can upload please, thanks}

[vanhoivo]

^{Hi I tried to download the 6.23 build 18, but every time that I try wont let me do it, any other site where you can upload please, thanks}

Direct:

Normal:http://mirror2.internetdownloadmanager.com/idman623build18.exe?b=1&filename=idman623build18.exehttp://mirror3.tonec.com/idman623build18.exe?b=1&filename=idman623build18.exeRetail:http://mirror2.internetdownloadmanager.com/commerce/2odlksMSLPFNW84503ksu99vnwud/idman623build18f.exehttp://mirror3.internetdownloadmanager.com/commerce/2odlksMSLPFNW84503ksu99vnwud/idman623build18f.exeUpdate: http://mirror2.internetdownloadmanager.com/updates/dfghrtv3465773FRJD843dedhx250dlAsb/idmupdt.exe

Mirror:

Nornal: https://app.box.com/s/2z02txo77ozuxhnueleywogmarmkag1mRetail: https://app.box.com/s/xgiu40styk6oqsve4uq0rprbb5j6wid9Update: https://app.box.com/s/lh3l2hayktrhejol8ovfl1ir87j58uu4

Have a nice day!

[Alza3im1]

Internet Download Manager v6.23 Build 18 Final + Patch _9.18MB

http://www.datafilehost.com/d/ec82a813http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/d9YEg8tr/file.htmlhttps://anonfiles.com/file/d7881aaac0c9999829738c5ae3d80f78

[coolkips]

A nightmare is closer to Firefox:

Firefox 42 will not allow unsigned extensions

Timeline: Firefox 42: Release and Beta versions of Firefox will not allow unsigned extensions to be installed, with no override.

Source:

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Addons/Extension_Signing

IDM_Integration.xpi will be gone forever or changed radically

[dcs18]

The IDM integration add-on is already compliant with the extension-signing restriction. ;)

[dcs18]

Some good news for Users of Windows 10 — those who find the firewall method too daunting may now use the hosts blocking method, instead (provided they are running Windows 10.)

As per a post made by november_ra1n, confirmed by LOQUILLO and Cereberus, Windows 10 now, supports blocking IPs with the hosts — please note, previous Windows do not possess this capability.

Users of Windows 10 who wish to use the hosts blocking method may block the following IPs:—

50.22.78.28,50.22.78.29,50.22.78.31,50.97.41.98,50.97.82.44,69.41.163.49,69.41.163.149,75.125.34.148,75.125.34.157,169.55.0.224,169.55.40.5,173.255.134.84,173.255.137.80,174.127.73.80,174.127.73.85,174.133.70.98,174.133.70.101,184.173.149.184,184.173.188.104,184.173.188.106,184.173.188.107,202.134.64.74,207.44.199.16,207.44.199.159,207.44.199.165

Credits:—

• post # 22 (november_ra1n)
• post # 41 and post # 63 (LOQUILLO)
• post # 56 and post # 61 (Cerberus)

Users of the latest Windows 10, who would like to test out this simple & easy method can add the 25 IPs to their hosts, as follows:—

Personally, I cannot vouch for it — however, folks can try adding the following 25 entries to test, for themselves (report back, please — Users of Windows 10, only):—

127.0.0.1 50.22.78.28127.0.0.1 50.22.78.29127.0.0.1 50.22.78.31127.0.0.1 50.97.41.98127.0.0.1 50.97.82.44127.0.0.1 69.41.163.49127.0.0.1 69.41.163.149127.0.0.1 75.125.34.148127.0.0.1 75.125.34.157127.0.0.1 169.55.0.224127.0.0.1 169.55.40.5127.0.0.1 173.255.134.84127.0.0.1 173.255.137.80127.0.0.1 174.127.73.80127.0.0.1 174.127.73.85127.0.0.1 174.133.70.98127.0.0.1 174.133.70.101127.0.0.1 184.173.149.184127.0.0.1 184.173.188.104127.0.0.1 184.173.188.106127.0.0.1 184.173.188.107127.0.0.1 202.134.64.74127.0.0.1 207.44.199.16127.0.0.1 207.44.199.159127.0.0.1 207.44.199.165

[RobrPatty]

IDM registered with a fake serial number. Apparently Windows 10 host file does not block ip's

[dcs18]

IDM registered with a fake serial number. Apparently Windows 10 host file does not block ip's

I am sorry, it did not work for you bro. — I appreciate you taking the effort.

[pekahman]

Some good news for Users of Windows 10 — those who find the firewall method too daunting may now use the hosts blocking method, instead (provided they are running Windows 10.)

As per a post made by november_ra1n, confirmed by LOQUILLO and Cereberus, Windows 10 now, supports blocking IPs with the hosts — please note, previous Windows do not possess this capability.

Users of Windows 10 who wish to use the hosts blocking method may block the following IPs:—

50.22.78.28,50.22.78.29,50.22.78.31,50.97.41.98,50.97.82.44,69.41.163.49,69.41.163.149,75.125.34.148,75.125.34.157,169.55.0.224,169.55.40.5,173.255.134.84,173.255.137.80,174.127.73.80,174.127.73.85,174.133.70.98,174.133.70.101,184.173.149.184,184.173.188.104,184.173.188.106,184.173.188.107,202.134.64.74,207.44.199.16,207.44.199.159,207.44.199.165

Credits:—

• post # 22 (november_ra1n)
• post # 41 and post # 63 (LOQUILLO)
• post # 56 and post # 61 (Cerberus)

Users of the latest Windows 10, who would like to test out this simple & easy method can add the 25 IPs to their hosts, as follows:—

Personally, I cannot vouch for it — however, folks can try adding the following 25 entries to test, for themselves (report back, please — Users of Windows 10, only):—

127.0.0.1 50.22.78.28127.0.0.1 50.22.78.29127.0.0.1 50.22.78.31127.0.0.1 50.97.41.98127.0.0.1 50.97.82.44127.0.0.1 69.41.163.49127.0.0.1 69.41.163.149127.0.0.1 75.125.34.148127.0.0.1 75.125.34.157127.0.0.1 169.55.0.224127.0.0.1 169.55.40.5127.0.0.1 173.255.134.84127.0.0.1 173.255.137.80127.0.0.1 174.127.73.80127.0.0.1 174.127.73.85127.0.0.1 174.133.70.98127.0.0.1 174.133.70.101127.0.0.1 184.173.149.184127.0.0.1 184.173.188.104127.0.0.1 184.173.188.106127.0.0.1 184.173.188.107127.0.0.1 202.134.64.74127.0.0.1 207.44.199.16127.0.0.1 207.44.199.159127.0.0.1 207.44.199.165

Hi Man,

IP's don't work with HOSTS file, HOSTS work only with Domain Address, and under W10 it's the same, nothing changed.

Tested under Windows 10 Pro.

[coolkips]

The IDM integration add-on is already compliant with the extension-signing restriction. ;)

How do you know it?

[dcs18]

The IDM integration add-on is already compliant with the extension-signing restriction. ;)

How do you know it?

The older IDM integration add-on continues to be compliant even with the latest Firefox 41.0 Beta 1.

To find out just take a peep into into your about:addons section

[dcs18]

Some good news for Users of Windows 10 — those who find the firewall method too daunting may now use the hosts blocking method, instead (provided they are running Windows 10.)

As per a post made by november_ra1n, confirmed by LOQUILLO and Cereberus, Windows 10 now, supports blocking IPs with the hosts — please note, previous Windows do not possess this capability.

Users of Windows 10 who wish to use the hosts blocking method may block the following IPs:—

50.22.78.28,50.22.78.29,50.22.78.31,50.97.41.98,50.97.82.44,69.41.163.49,69.41.163.149,75.125.34.148,75.125.34.157,169.55.0.224,169.55.40.5,173.255.134.84,173.255.137.80,174.127.73.80,174.127.73.85,174.133.70.98,174.133.70.101,184.173.149.184,184.173.188.104,184.173.188.106,184.173.188.107,202.134.64.74,207.44.199.16,207.44.199.159,207.44.199.165

Credits:—

• post # 22 (november_ra1n)
• post # 41 and post # 63 (LOQUILLO)
• post # 56 and post # 61 (Cerberus)

Users of the latest Windows 10, who would like to test out this simple & easy method can add the 25 IPs to their hosts, as follows:—

Personally, I cannot vouch for it — however, folks can try adding the following 25 entries to test, for themselves (report back, please — Users of Windows 10, only):—

127.0.0.1 50.22.78.28127.0.0.1 50.22.78.29127.0.0.1 50.22.78.31127.0.0.1 50.97.41.98127.0.0.1 50.97.82.44127.0.0.1 69.41.163.49127.0.0.1 69.41.163.149127.0.0.1 75.125.34.148127.0.0.1 75.125.34.157127.0.0.1 169.55.0.224127.0.0.1 169.55.40.5127.0.0.1 173.255.134.84127.0.0.1 173.255.137.80127.0.0.1 174.127.73.80127.0.0.1 174.127.73.85127.0.0.1 174.133.70.98127.0.0.1 174.133.70.101127.0.0.1 184.173.149.184127.0.0.1 184.173.188.104127.0.0.1 184.173.188.106127.0.0.1 184.173.188.107127.0.0.1 202.134.64.74127.0.0.1 207.44.199.16127.0.0.1 207.44.199.159127.0.0.1 207.44.199.165

Hi Man,

IP's don't work with HOSTS file, HOSTS work only with Domain Address, and under W10 it's the same, nothing changed.

Tested under Windows 10 Pro.

Yes, that is exactly what I cautioned those people when they published some copy-paste without bothering to test for themselves (just check all those links on my quote.)

Thanks to IamBidyuT & RobrPatty for their precious time in testing the hosts theory and then debunking it.

[BALTAGY]

I tried to block this 1 just to test 127.0.0.1 50.22.78.28 but ping still working on Win10 pro also tried 0.0.0.0 50.22.78.28

[DiamondK]

Regarding SPEED/response time, i forgot some sources did (who) inspired me,

simply amend 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0 to increase the speed of hosts file, possibly, for sure, only work in Windows 10

correct me if i am wrong :P

[BALTAGY]

Regarding SPEED/response time, i forgot some sources did (who) inspired me,

simply amend 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0 to increase the speed of hosts file, possibly, for sure, only work in Windows 10

correct me if i am wrong :P

Yes that what i know also it just for speed but some say hosts in Win10 block ips but it don't work with me

[DiamondK]

Win10 (ONLY) DID block ips, some guy already proved it works

but I'm just too lazy to bookmark that page, haha

p.s.

My old computer only use traditional hard disk [250GB], what surprise me was that,

after upgrade direct to Windows 10 Pro, the amazing boot up time recorded to 33 seconds only.

The worst thing was, that stupid SNAGIT didn’t work for me after manual tweaked to stop M$ from spying on me.

[BALTAGY]

Win10 (ONLY) DID block ips, some guy already proved it works

but I'm just too lazy to bookmark that page, haha

p.s.

My old computer only use traditional hard disk [250GB], what surprise me was that,

after upgrade direct to Windows 10 Pro, the amazing boot up time recorded to 33 seconds only.

The worst thing was, that stupid SNAGIT didn’t work for me after manual tweaked to stop M$ from spying on me.

I tested it with Win10 Pro but ping still working on the ip i blocked

[DiamondK]

I recall years ago, my friend tweak my AC-router and set to unable-to-ping, I forgot the method.

Consequences was; I can ping any site, vice versa they never can ping me :lol:

Anyway, i tested with the following site.....

Ping – Shows how long it takes for packets to reach host

http://ping.eu/ping/

[xyzdev]

... you might also add this one for miscstatus in IDM...

For /f "eol=E tokens=* delims=" %%c in ('reg query HKCR\CLSID /s /k /e /c /f MiscStatus /v Data /t REG_BINARY') do (SET Var=%%c)

If defined Var (Reg DELETE %Var% /f 1>NUL) else (@echo %Var% not found 1>NUL)

OK, I will try it on my Windows 10 Enterprise x64 .......... still, figuring out all features .... :tehe:

but works also in IDM Retail as im using the retail version now with no exe patching.

- Tested in Windows 10 X64 Education Edition. Nil for issues . All IDM miscdata reg clean.

Wow ... glad to know that, I must try the retail version then :cheers:

Yes DC. When you first install IDM Retail without registering it will behave as trial too until you register with a key... so IMHO, it doesnt matter. the addon script removes other miscellaneous leftovers value data besides the other clsid.. i placed it inside the :IDM exist...

Btw, some findings also when i was installing Win10 as fresh install then installed IDM first install( with out an exe patch ) which might help other people experience later. ( Heads up!)

Serial Nag screen occurs despite normal IDM download or update functions ( i can still use the program but have occasional nag prompts after using IDM cleaner).... later i found out, the vpkey is there so i removed it...and fw blocked it ... that solve the problem...

No serial nag prompts experienced after --> restart, during and shutting down events ( fine.)

Enjoying exploring Win10 @DC... so far so good... faster in my previous windows 8/8.1.

How did you blocked it via Firewall? I tested your script and it works good except the nag thing that pop-ups when we start the program and from time to time as you've mentioned.