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I can confirm that the issue is fixed in the 1099 build.

Can you confirm yet if this is indeed a bug in VMProtect along with a possible ETA for a fix?
I have quite a few customers who need to use the x86 version of my product.

Admin wrote:OK. Please send all files (the original binary + MAP + VMP files too) to info@vmpsoft.com

Done, thank you for your help!

When using VMProtect and running the resulting executable, VMProtect will detect a file modification and close the app. ... because the file was modified in the memory? It seems something changes your protected file at the runtime and VMProtect detects it and shows the error. The file is not modifi...

There is definitely something wrong with VMProtect and x86 builds. I built a small test case which is literally the following C++ code: #include "VMProtectSDK.h" int DeactivateLicense(void) { VMProtectBeginUltra("DeactivateLicense"); VMProtectEnd(); return 0; } int main(void) { c...

Disregard this.
This was caused by a memory overwrite of 4 bytes in the application's startup code. I guess this corrupted something in a way that made VMProtect "unhappy".

I updated my subscription in order to upgrade to the latest build 1097, and the issue persists. With build 1097, the "Initialization error 4" is gone, but now the x86 exe simply refuses to start - it looks like it starts but then immediately closes itself again. And again, the x64 build wo...

Since upgrading to build v3.3.1.1076 on Windows, the x86 build of my application always fails to start with "Initialization error 4".
All options are the same and this used to work with prior versions of VMProtect.
The x64 build works fine.

Any ideas?

Can the developers chime in on this?
As a customer, I'd be interested in whether this is something that can be fixed. I have clients that rely on this.

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