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Hi,
on the 24th of January, BlockTheSpot was sometimes working for me, sometimes not - this is likely related to me accidentally installing the x32 version of the app.
Somehow, and I don't remember how, I eventually got it to work, probably by installing the x64 version.
However, now after a system reinstall, I can't seem to get it to work at all, with the old BTS version with x32 support, and the newest binary just supporting x64-compiled binaries.
There was no recent update that could have caused this, the binaries that I have on my PC were signed on Monday, January the 15th 2014.
What is actually going on, and could you take a look at the situation?
It just doesn't make any sense for me, BTS has worked for a few months now with numerous Spotify updates, and seems to work on the latest version, just not on my PC?
Windows Defender and all that crap is disabled.
Looking at the processes that Spotify spawns, it doesn't even load dpapi.dll anymore, with the patch, or without.
I am running Windows 11 Enterprise 23H2 with all updates installed.
I even tried injecting the DLL myself, to no avail, according to SystemInformer they do have some of the exploit protections that Windows allows developers to enable on, on the renderer process that also performs network activity:
DEP (permanent)
ASLR (high entropy, force relocate)
Win32k system calls disabled
Extension points disabled
CF Guard
Signatures restricted (Microsoft only)
Non-system fonts disabled
Images restricted (remote images, low mandatory label images)
Child process creation disabled
SMT-thread branch target isolation
But even that process does not load dpapi, not the patched or original file.
Doesn't make any sense for me.
If anyone else encountered something similar, please leave a comment.
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And after a few days, downloading the installer through the web player, now it works.. you have to download the right version, and there seem to be multiple x64 versions.
last tested version
mentioned in the README.set log = 1
.Hi,
on the 24th of January, BlockTheSpot was sometimes working for me, sometimes not - this is likely related to me accidentally installing the x32 version of the app.
Somehow, and I don't remember how, I eventually got it to work, probably by installing the x64 version.
However, now after a system reinstall, I can't seem to get it to work at all, with the old BTS version with x32 support, and the newest binary just supporting x64-compiled binaries.
There was no recent update that could have caused this, the binaries that I have on my PC were signed on Monday, January the 15th 2014.
What is actually going on, and could you take a look at the situation?
It just doesn't make any sense for me, BTS has worked for a few months now with numerous Spotify updates, and seems to work on the latest version, just not on my PC?
Windows Defender and all that crap is disabled.
Looking at the processes that Spotify spawns, it doesn't even load
dpapi.dll
anymore, with the patch, or without.I am running Windows 11 Enterprise 23H2 with all updates installed.
I even tried injecting the DLL myself, to no avail, according to SystemInformer they do have some of the exploit protections that Windows allows developers to enable on, on the renderer process that also performs network activity:
But even that process does not load dpapi, not the patched or original file.
Doesn't make any sense for me.
If anyone else encountered something similar, please leave a comment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: