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I think this is what you are looking for: <pre><code>Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim bytes() As Byte = {&H17, &H0, &H0, &H0, &HA4, &HEA, &HDB, &H13, &H2, &H0, &H0, &H0, &H0, &H0, &H0, &HA3, &HD3, &H2, &HCC} Combine(New Byte() {}, bytes) End Sub Sub Combine(ByVal sequence() As Byte, ByVal pool() As Byte) ' test current sequence If Test(sequence) Then Console.Write("Found sequence: ") For Each b As Byte In sequence Console.Write("{0:X2} ", b) Next Console.WriteLine() End If ' done if pool is empty If pool.Length = 0 Then Return End If ' recurse adding next byte from the pool Dim newSequence(sequence.Length) As Byte Array.Copy(sequence, newSequence, sequence.Length) newSequence(sequence.Length) = pool(0) Dim newPool(pool.Length - 2) As Byte Array.Copy(pool, 1, newPool, 0, pool.Length - 1) Combine(newSequence, newPool) ' recurse without adding next byte from the pool Combine(sequence, newPool) End Sub Function Test(ByVal sequence() As Byte) As Boolean ' the test function that you haven't provided goes here ' this example returns True if the sequence is 4 bytes or more, causing every combination of at least 4 bytes to be printed If (sequence.Length >= 4) Then Test = True Else Test = False End If End Function End Module </code></pre> I leave the implementation of the Test function to you as you didn't provide that in the original question. My implementation basically treats all sequences of 4 bytes or more as passing the test, so it prints all combinations. I used a recursive algorithm that starts with an empty sequence and all 19 of your bytes in a "pool" of bytes. I then recurse both by moving the first byte of the pool into the sequence I'm building, then by ignoring the first byte of the pool altogether.
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