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31 July 2024
I successfully reversed a Windows x64 program using x64dbg. However, when I try to debug it on any other PC, it won't work, and I get the following message:
"You are not allowed to use this in your current environment."
I'm wondering why it works on my computer but not on others. Any thoughts on how to compare two different computers to troubleshoot this issue?
What I've tried so far:
- Using ScyllaHide to hide the debugger.
- Changing the compatibility mode on the executable.
- disabling UAC.
MendelI successfully reversed a Windows x64 program using x64dbg. However, when I try to debug it on any other PC, it won't work, and I get the following message:
"You are not allowed to use this in your current environment."
I'm wondering why it works on my computer but not on others. Any thoughts on
did you tried changing your windows username?
id 6130733172did you tried changing your windows username?
its actually the same user name on both computers.
MendelI successfully reversed a Windows x64 program using x64dbg. However, when I try to debug it on any other PC, it won't work, and I get the following message:
"You are not allowed to use this in your current environment."
I'm wondering why it works on my computer but not on others. Any thoughts on
Hard to say. Are you able to execute that program without debugger in other system?
Mendelits actually the same user name on both computers.
it sounds like the program you’re debugging has some form of environment-specific protection or anti-debugging measures. You can try to compare system configuration using tools like Speccy to compare the hardware and software configurations of both computers or use a different debugger like Ollydbg or Cutter to see if they bypass the protection
MendelI successfully reversed a Windows x64 program using x64dbg. However, when I try to debug it on any other PC, it won't work, and I get the following message:
"You are not allowed to use this in your current environment."
I'm wondering why it works on my computer but not on others. Any thoughts on
Probably you are running it under a vm? Some protector has option to prevent executable to execute on vm
X-L-R-8Probably you are running it under a vm? Some protector has option to prevent executable to execute on vm
I’m not in a virtual machine..
id 6130733172it sounds like the program you’re debugging has some form of environment-specific protection or anti-debugging measures. You can try to compare system configuration using tools like Speccy to compare the hardware and software configurations of both computers or use a different debugger like Ollydbg
Good idea
I'll try another debugger