Could you create a 5.551.6455.0 version?

[Rplanasr]

Hi sl4v3k,

Could you create a 5.551.6455.0 version please?

Thanks & regards

[Rplanasr]

sorry now is 5.560.6524.0, Apparently, the app forces the update as soon as it's accessed

[leden1]

Just download old version that has bypass from here
download.shapr3d.com/windows/Shapr3D.Package_5.540.6360.0_Test/Shapr3D.Package_5.540.6360.0_x64_ARM64.msixbundle

[Rplanasr]

I downloaded and installed the version indicated above, I ran the program shapr and applied the patch Shapr3D-inmemory-patcher-2 but it doesn't seems to work, it still asks to apply for a trial or pay for the service.
¿any suggestions?

[sl4v3k]

run it from command line elevated to Admin, and see what patcher is saying on console output

[leden1]

I posted link for that version because I know it works, at least it works for me.
It is possible that he never gets fully into program because old installation left some files that get checked during startup.

[Rplanasr]

run it as Admin says:
Shapr found!
00007ff693980000
Shapr3D.dll base addr -> 00007ff8e9b80000
WriteProcessMemory success! -> 00000005 bytes written.

But the app acting as if nothing happened

I'll try on another clean PC
Thank you for your time and answers

[Rplanasr]

On another PC it worked.
Thanks a lot!!
The previous installation with the last version, must have left something on the disk anticipating this, because I cleaned up the registries after uninstalling it

[Rplanasr]

Excellent contribution from you, is it possible to have a permanent solution and not in memory?

[sl4v3k]

Inmemory patching is sort of solution for Microsoft Store binaries. They are havely protected on disk. to make permanent patch of such binary it is necessary to switch off first all those protetcions. In order to avoid system modification and lowering its security inmemory patching is good option. So yes its possible.

[Rplanasr]

Hi sl4v3k, It's just a question. I'm thinking of migrating to Windows 11, but my question is... Will Inmemory patching continue to work as it does in Windows 10?

Thanks & regards.

[sl4v3k]

Yes, as long as it is 64bit Wysłano z aplikacji Proton Mail

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