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skynet888
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 Posted: Mon May 02, 2022 9:44 pm Post subject: weird! Writeable memory address actually can't be modified?! |
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I'm playing a single game running on Android emulator on my PC. As the picture shows, I have found the HP of my hero, by I can't lock its value or change it(It is still increasing). Even in the memory view, it gave no response to any modify.
It is known to all, even if the address I found is wrong, CE should also show the value I input and locked.but it didn't.
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Open another CE and target physical memory
now look at the physical address of the memory you wish to edit and fill that in the other CE
edit it there
dbk_writesIgnoreWriteProtection(true) may work if you're not on the latest windows builds, or your cpu isn't the newest
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| Dark Byte wrote: | Open another CE and target physical memory
now look at the physical address of the memory you wish to edit and fill that in the other CE
edit it there
dbk_writesIgnoreWriteProtection(true) may work if you're not on the latest windows builds, or your cpu isn't the newest |
Great honor.
⑴But I wonder how to use CE to target physical memory? My CE7.2 seems not to show the "physical memory" in the process list。
⑵Does "dbk_writesIgnoreWriteProtection" need enablement of DBVM? Whenever I enable it, the computer blue screen：PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA. What I use is a laptop from 10 years ago, with Intel I3-2310M, Windows 7,32-bit.
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| skynet888 wrote: | Great honor.
⑴But I wonder how to use CE to target physical memory? My CE7.2 seems not to show the "physical memory" in the process list。
⑵Does "dbk_writesIgnoreWriteProtection" need enablement of DBVM? Whenever I enable it, the computer blue screen：PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA. What I use is a laptop from 10 years ago, with Intel I3-2310M, Windows 7,32-bit. |
To see "Physical Memory" in CE's process list, open the settings in CE, then go to extra, then toggle "Query memory region routines" and "Read/Write Process Memory (Will cause slower scans)."
Also, DBK and DBVM are two separate things. I believe DBK is a driver while DBVM is essentially a virtual machine, but make sure to do your own research on both.
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