Are Microsoft Points Generators real? There has been a lot of talk about them lately but I haven’t found any working one. The term generator meaning making a key randomly appear with the use of some software. This method will never work, you can’t just “Generate” a key, the key has to be present in Microsoft’s database for it to work on anything and no software is able to do that. The only way to make a software like this work is by adding keys to Microsoft database and that means hacking a multi-billion dollar company, which isn’t easy to do.
Since this is out of the question we can try a different method called bruteforce. This is basically trying to redeem random codes until one works, just make up 25 random letters, type them into your Xbox and hope they work. Obviously this would take a lot of time and patience, maybe a couple years of non-stop codes until 1 works. But there is an easier way, automate it. Get a powerful server to randomly make codes and test if they work.
I have been at work trying to make something like this possible and have done it. Spending almost $500/month on a powerful server that basically tries 50,000 codes every hour. Out of 50k codes about 125 work, so basically 125 free codes an hour, but at the cost of $500 a month.
I have no use for this amount of codes so I just give them away now, 1 per IP address so people don’t hog them and try to sell them. I have purchases the server until the end of this month so if you want a code get it now, I can no longer pay the $500 a month it takes to keep the server up.
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