02.05.2012, 20:04
Since the trainers aren't made by profesionals, but by gamehackers who do this for fun, it may be that some errors occur while using a trainer.
Because we can't know what exactly happened, you need to write your error report as detailed as possible. Here are some information which we need to know:
Gameversion:
This is probably the most important informatin for us. Our trainers are most often written for a specific gameversion. You need to compare the version the trainer is written for with your gameversion.
Here a small guide on how to get your gameversion:
1. Navigate to your installation directory.
2. Right click on the game.exe and choose "Properties".
3. Click on the "Details" tab.
4. Read the "File version" row
Here a screenshot:
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Additionally say from where you got the game. For example RETAIL/STEAM/D2D/Digital Download Version/Cracked/No-DVD/CD.
Trainer version:
Sometimes we write different trainer for different gameversions. Make sure that you used the correct trainer for the speicifc file version of the game!
Started trainer as admin?:
Make sure that you ran the trainer as admin (rightclick on the trainer.exe --> "Run as administrator") since our trainers are injecting code, wich needs certain permissions.
Antivirus/Security Software:
Some antivirus/security software is blocking the functionality of our trainers, since they think that malicious code gets executed. This is in every case WRONG. Our trainers contain 0% malicious code or stuff like that. Just uninstall your crappy AV if it detects one of your trainers as trojan.
Operating System:
It is of great importance to say your operating system. Also tell us wich .net framework you have installed.
Detailed error description:
Did something not work? Did something lead to a crash of the game? Wich options were enabled/disabled? What did you do ingame? Did you read the documantation (.nfo file) wich comes with the trainer?
~The Home of Gamehacking Team
Because we can't know what exactly happened, you need to write your error report as detailed as possible. Here are some information which we need to know:
Gameversion:
This is probably the most important informatin for us. Our trainers are most often written for a specific gameversion. You need to compare the version the trainer is written for with your gameversion.
Here a small guide on how to get your gameversion:
1. Navigate to your installation directory.
2. Right click on the game.exe and choose "Properties".
3. Click on the "Details" tab.
4. Read the "File version" row
Here a screenshot:
[attachment=882]
Additionally say from where you got the game. For example RETAIL/STEAM/D2D/Digital Download Version/Cracked/No-DVD/CD.
Trainer version:
Sometimes we write different trainer for different gameversions. Make sure that you used the correct trainer for the speicifc file version of the game!
Started trainer as admin?:
Make sure that you ran the trainer as admin (rightclick on the trainer.exe --> "Run as administrator") since our trainers are injecting code, wich needs certain permissions.
Antivirus/Security Software:
Some antivirus/security software is blocking the functionality of our trainers, since they think that malicious code gets executed. This is in every case WRONG. Our trainers contain 0% malicious code or stuff like that. Just uninstall your crappy AV if it detects one of your trainers as trojan.
Operating System:
It is of great importance to say your operating system. Also tell us wich .net framework you have installed.
Detailed error description:
Did something not work? Did something lead to a crash of the game? Wich options were enabled/disabled? What did you do ingame? Did you read the documantation (.nfo file) wich comes with the trainer?
~The Home of Gamehacking Team