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The following registry entry is created.

FreeUPX 1.4 released.

Someone's garbage is another one's treasure. It may be counter-intuitive, but part of the success of this site has to do with the fact that there are fewer updates. A huge problem with the Internet is information overload and we as a site keep that under control. Again, who is to judge if it's garb...

Someone's garbage is another one's treasure.

There is nothing special about "installing" that you go through in typical installing processes. It's just copying files and making registry entries. With this one, you don't go through a typical installing process, but it's not so "stealth" either. This is Windows limitation. Th...

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computerfreaker wrote:is it acceptable in terms of telling users how to keep things as portable as possible

I think that's preferable. For example, look at the extraction instruction of AkelPad.
http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=952

Acceptable as portable? Admin likes it and there are lot in the database that are not so "stealth."

computerfreaker wrote: I guess I can understand that. I'll be sticking with it, though.

Please modify the database entry so that people can avoid the registry trouble that I went through.

Also, there are leftovers in the registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\Root\LEGACY_KPROCESSHACKER I don't think those go away unless you change the access rights and manually delete the entries. You know, it comes with the driver kprocesshacker.sys. I think I am done with messing wi...

#1: Are you sure? I'm not seeing anything like that on my system (XP Home SP3) #2: What OS are you using? #3: Are you using a 32-bit or 64-bit OS? #4: Did you select the "Enable Kernel-Mode Driver" option in Process Hacker? (I believe it's selected by default, fyi) #5: Can you give me the...

ProcessHacker2 is written into CurrentControlSet in the registry.

V1.5.9 is out.
Any interest?

Please don't forget to set Unicode support to "No" (in the future submission).

Noob with 276 posts? Anyway, since you are in Charleston, SC, your default code page is most likely in Windows-1252. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252 So if you find a program, feed it some characters outside of Windows-1252 and see if it accepts. Keep in mind there are programs in which uni...