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recover-license-native-e2e

Recover software serial, machine-code, card-key, activation, offline-license, and server-issued entitlement flows. Use for keygen, registration, license-file, subscription, or activation tasks where Codex must preserve the original executable and DLL feature path and prove native acceptance, clean-restart persistence, hardware prerequisites, and server-dependent behavior end to end.

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# Native License Recovery

Recover the complete decision path from license input to original feature execution. Keep the
application's feature implementation in its original EXE, DLL, managed assembly, script bundle,
or service client. Treat a changed label, enabled button, or patched return value as an intermediate
observation rather than completion.

## Start With Evidence

1. Hash the installer, main executable, relevant DLLs, configuration, and accepted/rejected fixtures.
2. Preserve originals and write derived artifacts to a separate workspace.
3. Identify the active runtime before selecting tools: native, .NET, JVM, Python/Nuitka,
   Electron, packed/virtualized, or mixed.
4. Prove one narrow path from machine identity or token input to the final internal entitlement.
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