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Hoof Arted
December 17th, 2000, 05:21
Has anyone tried to run W32Dasm on Windows 2000 and managed to get it working 100% ?

I have tried to get info on this from everywhere on the net, including IRC shite.

When you load up the Dasm software and launch the app for debugging, windows 2000 seams to kill both the W32Dasm process and the app process when you try see the api call info. Is there a way around this ?

What I can say is that W32Dasm runs perfectly on Win2K Pro RC2 and below.

Any info would be appreciated.

tessio
December 18th, 2000, 17:51
Make sure you have the most up to date version. It works fine for me on Windows 2000 buil 2195 (final release build).

Hoof Arted
December 20th, 2000, 04:09
I am not so sure that it is running 100% for you as I have installed it on Build 2195 and below and it does not work on 2195 correctly. Have you tried to work with it for a while or just open it? Just openning it is not the problem, intersepting the API calls is. I am using W32dasm 8.93 and Win2k build 2195 SP1. Service pack does not make a diff.

It is almost as though Windows 2000 has been made to kill the processes as soon as it detects that something is trying to inspect the memory.

Hoof

Jack
December 20th, 2000, 04:47
Try this. Change the reg value
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Managment\EnforceWriteProtection = 1; to = 0

Win2K write protects memory, putting a 0 there disables it. You have to reboot after changing the value. If you installed SI this should have been automatic during the install and has all ready been done.