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Was working on an account creator and thought this would be neat. There's probably about 100 of these but since I made this one it's probably the best. Joking aside, I tested quite a few possibilities with this (invalid names, taken names, available) and it seems to work 100% of the time. If you find an issue, let me know by either creating an issue on the GitHub repo, submitting a pull request or just by posting in this thread.

Usage:
PSNChecker.exe path_to_wordlist.txt (optional)path_to_output.txt

path_to_wordlist.txt is required, and this will be a txt file of all the PSN names you want to check. Each PSN should be on a seperate line.

path_to_output.txt is optional, and only needs to be used if you want to output each valid PSN to a new file after the program finishes.

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I can also make a UI version if necessary.

A UI version would be great man :yes:

How do I use this lol?


I get HOLD UP! invalid parameters passed.

Damn nobody knows lol! Thanks 4 nothing

I specified how you use it in the post. If you want an easier way to do it, drag the text file with all the names you want to check on top of the program and it should start.

I got it to open by dragging the file but it closes way to fast to see the results.

Your anti virus is causing this to close, i usually disable it then open it then once i finish using the tool i just enable my anti virus again

or just add the tool to the exception list?

Maybe its a bug? I turned off all antivirus and it scans the names and then closes before I can read it. Also added exceptions and still closes?

It's closing fast because command line programs will just exit when they're finished unless you have something to wait for user input, or you start the program from cmd. I'm working on a UI version that I will put up here soon.