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When trying to open VMP, I’m receiving error: Error at hooking API “NtProtectVirtualMemory” More information: Windows 10 64-bit Build 22H2 Error occurs after installation of update: KB5058379 If I uninstall this specific windows update, VMP works again. Reinstalling the update, VMP fails to open wit...

The issue is related to detecting a virtual machine inside the real OS. I use this option in the protector without using a marker. Device: Surface Pro 5 (Surface Pro 1796) OS: Windows 10 Build 19045 System Details: Virtualization-Based Security (VBS): Not Enabled Hyper-V VM Monitor Mode Extensions:...

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Admin wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 6:01 am Fixed in the 2247 build.

How do I get this build? The last one I was sent was 2235.

Admin wrote: ↑Fri Dec 20, 2024 7:24 pm Your example also requires .MAP file.

I have added the map file to the same link.

Admin wrote: ↑Fri Dec 20, 2024 9:37 am Could you provide us a smple example (original EXE+VMP files) that shows your problem?

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Building a basic program with a single button in Delphi 12.2 patch 2 and protecting causes it to crash. If I protect with previous version 3.9.1 it works fine. I protected: Unit1.TForm1.Button1Click - Ultra Unit1.TForm1.FormCreate - Ultra Vcl.Forms.TApplication.Create - Ultra Vcl.Forms.TApplication....

Hello,

When using v3.9.2.2235 to protect a Delphi-compiled application, the VMP-protected executable never opens, it just crashes.
If I go back to v3.9.1.2201, everything works again.

Is there a fix for this?

Hello,

Is it possible to add an executable to the "Files" tab in the program and open those executables from the original exe without having them on the disk?

Thank you, this works great.

However, what if you have a string in which you want to place into user data?

No matter what I do, it's not in the right format and is giving me errors.

Incompatible types: 'PByte' and 'System.TArray<SystemBytes>'
or

Incompatible types: 'PByte' and 'System.String'


I am using:
si.PUserData := TEncoding.UTF8.GetBytes(mystring);

Thank you, this is working now. However, is the UserData supposed to be in a specific format or char type? I've specified it, but it's not being added to the license. I have the flag specified, so that's not the problem.

How do I get a datetimepicker to get correct value? MAKEDATE is not a function or string anywhere. Even if I made it, that only allows for static input not dynamic from a datetimepicker in delphi.

I have a DateTimePicker that I want to pull the date from and set as expiration date.

I have si.pUserData set to what I want but it doesn't show up in license once it has been generated. I can't seem to get the user data to be added. What am I missing? How would I get a string to be added to user data? Also how would I have a DateTimePicker1.Date to be set as expiration date in keyge...

I purchased a few months ago and just wondered what the upgrade process looks like. When a new version releases, should I expect an e-mail or is it distributed via other means? And lastly, what is the current latest version?