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How to change pointer search type


TheCelticSlayer

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Use 32-bit process as target. Or 32-bit device.

On 64-bit process all pointers is 64-bit. Always. No exception.

[added 2 minutes later]

By the way, judging by the screenshot, you don’t understand anything at all and just do "as in the video." Most likely, nothing will come out of you, since you usually need an understanding of the essence.
In this case, it is clearly seen that the address to which you are going to look for the pointer is 64-bit and simply does not fit in a 32-bit dword.

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46 minutes ago, Enyby said:

Use 32-bit process as target. Or 32-bit device.

On 64-bit process all pointers is 64-bit. Always. No exception.

[added 2 minutes later]

By the way, judging by the screenshot, you don’t understand anything at all and just do "as in the video." Most likely, nothing will come out of you, since you usually need an understanding of the essence.
In this case, it is clearly seen that the address to which you are going to look for the pointer is 64-bit and simply does not fit in a 32-bit 

How do i use a 32 it process?

 

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Most often nothing. This is all complicated. For example, install a game with 32-bit libraries. But you can not cope with this.

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Well i used to be able to do a dword pointer search. In the video the guy hasnt done any of the stuff u are talking about but i only get qword. Ill give u the vid if u wouldnt mind pointing out what i have done wrong.skip to 10:25.

 

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