[Help][Solved]Decompile

[omghacker]

Is there a way to convert a finished vb project (.exe) into a vb.net project so you can edit it?
I was busy on a project wich I had a demo of published including the .exe and 2 .dll's but not the code (wich was very large).
So is there a way that I can get my code back?

[aLcohoL_95]

no but u can c source codes with reflector (if u r lucky)

['Bruno]

OllyDbg ... IDA

[Lolland]

No, there isn't truly a way.

[Zoom]

Is there a way to convert a finished vb project (.exe) into a vb.net project so you can edit it?
I was busy on a project wich I had a demo of published including the .exe and 2 .dll's but not the code (wich was very large).
So is there a way that I can get my code back?

You could always try;
.NET Reflector, class browser, analyzer and decompiler for .NET

To get some commands and codes back.

[Samueldo]

You could always try;
.NET Reflector, class browser, analyzer and decompiler for .NET

To get some commands and codes back.

Reflector is epic. It'll give you the form designer code as well, so with a little bit of work you can leech in no time /yea

Just remember to set the language option to Visual Basic not C#!

[Blubb1337]

Why don't I believe you =/

How "long" was that code? What kind of tool was it?

And yea...use .Net Reflector.

[NextGen1]

I have a hard time as well believing you will need to decompile your own application. especially in vb.net, besides the normal save, theres a build and debug location as well, so your source was deleted from 3 locations...?

Just hard to swallow.

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