Power down camera and Checked SADP and included a snap shot of the info below.
I don't understand your SADP screenshot.
It should show the camera as 'Inactive' and require you to create a strong password of your own choice in order to 'Activate' it.
renamed it with mtd6ro_mod and brought it into the HEX editor and all the fixes, according to the specifications were already done on this camera.
If that is the case - this was not a China region camera and could simply be updated as normal via the web GUI.
As I checked the Serial on the camera after this update, it has a CCWR.
Did you believe this was a China market camera? That serial number suggests not.
I then tried to reset the password using ipcamtalk page password reset tool using the right date and it failed again with the code given to me.
That will not work as you are running the 5.4.5 version of firmware, where neither the old version of the reset tool works, nor the newer version as the 'Hikvision backdoor' it relies on is fixed in that version.
Suggestion:
You haven't specified what the PC IP address is when you ran SADP.
I'm speculating that it may be in a different address range than the 192.168.1.64 that SADP shows for the camera.
Set the PC IP address to, say, 192.168.1.128
Run SADP - check that it's at least version 3.0.x and see what it says for 'Status' for the camera.
It should be 'Inactive'.
Point your IE browser at the IP address shown in SADP, 192.168.1.64
You should get a page asking you to create a strong password in order to 'Activate' the camera.