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Posted

Ok.

Sure. As you can.

The idea was that i cannot make to work.

Maibe is another way. 

Posted

It looks to me like TESTSIGNING doesn't work. If I use a clean kernel without patches and enable TESTSIGNING it will not load TitanHide.sys, which is weird because it should.

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Posted

I try various instructions on the www and none worked so was kinda weird to me because it should work.

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Posted

Win 7 x64, c:\Windows\System32\drivers\TitanHide.sys - cmd->sc start TitanHide -- File not found. After replacing with x32 TitanHide.sys -- error loading driver. Have not idea what kind of file not found.

Posted

Link to download TitanHide package recompiled (msvc 2015 U1) and flash demo...
Tested on Windows 7.1 64bit and Windows 8.1 64bit...

http://www.mediafire.com/download/o52b5ptm1lz3qu6/titanhide.rar

 

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Posted
10 hours ago, Insid3Code said:

Link to download TitanHide package recompiled (msvc 2015 U1) and flash demo...
Tested on Windows 7.1 64bit and Windows 8.1 64bit...


http://www.mediafire.com/download/o52b5ptm1lz3qu6/titanhide.rar

 

Mirror: https://mega.nz/#!m5AmlLrZ!EFpzM1uvilbOwYVCYtf4V_HV5mJcitPWpmJ0EdCLszA

Did you change anything worth mentioning to the code?

Greetings

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted
On 15.03.2016 at 11:34 AM, Insid3Code said:

Link to download TitanHide package recompiled (msvc 2015 U1) and flash demo...
Tested on Windows 7.1 64bit and Windows 8.1 64bit...


http://www.mediafire.com/download/o52b5ptm1lz3qu6/titanhide.rar

 

Hi.

After using your package in Win7X64 SP1 i get the same "Windows require a digitally signed driver" error (in fact is the same thing i did many times before). 

Can you share your ISO file for your Windows7 X64 you used in this demo?

I suspect i use a "wrong" OS build.

:)

Posted

have you tried booting in 'Disable Driver Signature Enforcement'  i.e. press f8 during boot and select this option?

Posted

Yep.

I used KPP Destroyer and selected proper patched boot option.

Posted

In other order of ideas.

I have try on some Win7X64SP1 builds and the driver install failed.

Could anyone post a link to a build of Win 7 that this driver works?

Posted
On 4/18/2016 at 7:34 AM, GIV said:

In other order of ideas.

I have try on some Win7X64SP1 builds and the driver install failed.

Could anyone post a link to a build of Win 7 that this driver works?

You might want to recompile the driver on Windows 7 yourself. The video that @Insid3Code made probably has the driver compiled for 7.1 (you can check the MinVersion thing in the PE header).

Posted

I guess that the driver is not the problem.

The problem is that the patches shown for driver signature does not work in my build of Win7.

I am wrong?

Posted

Hi,

Quote

Can you share your ISO file for your Windows7 X64 you used in this demo?

http://176.99.4.36/Windows%207/Eng/en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso
http://176.99.4.36/Windows%207/Eng/

Another iso from the net, you can download and test it, it works with KPP Destroyer...

Before patching:

W1B0icz.gif?1

U4EJqy4.gif?1

 

After Patching (with KPP Destroyer ):

FHCKHCZ.gif?1

wXtVsp7.gif?1

 

So, if you get the following warning message, is just a notification, the patch work fine and the driver is loaded successfully...

3MYoQK6.gif?1

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Posted

im getting invalid handle error on xp x86 sp3 and windows 7 professional x64 (with kpp disabled and testsigning enabled)

  • 11 months later...
Posted (edited)
On 4/22/2016 at 3:42 PM, Insid3Code said:

Hi,


http://176.99.4.36/Windows%207/Eng/en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso
http://176.99.4.36/Windows%207/Eng/

Another iso from the net, you can download and test it, it works with KPP Destroyer...

Before patching:

W1B0icz.gif?1

U4EJqy4.gif?1

 

After Patching (with KPP Destroyer ):

FHCKHCZ.gif?1

wXtVsp7.gif?1

 

So, if you get the following warning message, is just a notification, the patch work fine and the driver is loaded successfully...

3MYoQK6.gif?1

win 10 64

i patched the kernel(not sure if correctly)

i create service but when starting it, i get " a device attached to the system is not functioning"

also got that warning msg.the one you say is not a problem

in past i remember i could start it but blue crash afterwards

Edited by abbas
Posted
14 hours ago, mrexodia said:

yeah i already patched kernel using this.

but getting that error i mentioned.

the boot created has "allow unsigned drivers" ticked.

but still the error persists

Posted

Don't forget to actually select the patched kernel on boot...

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, mrexodia said:

Don't forget to actually select the patched kernel on boot...

i do

but still signature error.

a couple months ago i could disable SE but win crashed due to kpp.now i cannot enter test mode.i dont know if the patch is correclty done.how can i test is kpp is disabled?

https://ibb.co/cwnAzv

Edited by abbas
Posted

Just install a fresh vm :D You shouldn't run this on your actual PC anyway...

Posted
10 hours ago, mrexodia said:

Just install a fresh vm :D You shouldn't run this on your actual PC anyway...

if theres any build/version of windows working let me know.as far as i seen in this thread people had issues with even win 7 64

Posted

I got TitanHide to work on all versions of Windows (XP-10) 

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Posted (edited)
40 minutes ago, mrexodia said:

I got TitanHide to work on all versions of Windows (XP-10) 

so why i cannot?!?!?

is there any way to test if kpp is disabled or not?

Edited by abbas
Posted
On 8/11/2017 at 3:32 PM, abbas said:

so why i cannot?!?!?

If it takes too much time it means you are not ready to use TitanHide:

na7PLGo.png

 

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