ConquerLoader.exe question ...

somecode · 05/29/2011, 11:41

i can't open client with ConquerLoader.exe...
when i open it ,... a Dialog show ...
CreateRemoteThread() failed ,GLE=[5]

how can i make it run ?

~~zTek~~ · 05/30/2011, 06:06

Try running as Administrator. Also try searching before you post; The same question was asked

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somecode · 05/30/2011, 08:02

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Originally Posted by zTek

Try running as Administrator. Also try searching before you post; The same question was asked .

.... i want cry ...

F i n c h i · 05/30/2011, 11:43

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Originally Posted by somecode

.... i want cry ...

Make sure you have .NET Framework 2.0 or higher.

BioHazarxPaul · 05/30/2011, 17:08

I believe the loader was made using .net 3.0 at least..

~~BaussHacker~~ · 05/30/2011, 20:06

Did Nullable really use .net framework? I doubt, when it's coded in assembly.

Not sure if he used this to build up the rest of the loaders, but it would be my guess.

~~Yup Stigs~~ · 05/30/2011, 20:13

Yeah I believe he did.. I think it required 3.5, although not positive on that one

Nullable · 05/30/2011, 21:33

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker

Did Nullable really use .net framework? I doubt, when it's coded in assembly.

Not sure if he used this to build up the rest of the loaders, but it would be my guess.

C++, and the dependencies are included with the loader.

The fact that the loader spit out that message means that it's working. @OP: It has been said numerous time before, run it as administrator and make sure that your administrator account has the debug privilege.

.Ocularis · 05/30/2011, 23:08

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Originally Posted by Nullable

C++, and the dependencies are included with the loader.

Meaning it does not require .net....

BioHazarxPaul · 05/31/2011, 01:09

hmm didn't know that, good thing to know for the future on trying to find peoples issues when trying to run it..

Korvacs · 05/31/2011, 12:12

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Originally Posted by .Ocularis

Meaning it does not require .net....

Thats not necessarily true, one of the dependencies could be part of the .net framework, also a C# wrapper can be used with a C++ .dll which performs the injection.

Im not saying thats the case here, but you can never rule it out.

~~BaussHacker~~ · 05/31/2011, 13:09

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Originally Posted by Korvacs

Thats not necessarily true, one of the dependencies could be part of the .net framework, also a C# wrapper can be used with a C++ .dll which performs the injection.

Im not saying thats the case here, but you can never rule it out.

There is also managed and unmanaged C++.

Korvacs · 05/31/2011, 13:12

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker

There is also managed and unmanaged C++.

Of course.