What is Unique Identifier
What is Unique Identifier and how do I determine one?
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UID stands for Unique Identifier is a unique identification for the binary as EXE or DLL in the system. Its reason is to prevent executables by interfering along with each other. UIDs have to be reapplied for S60’s 3rd edition.
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