What SoftRAM 95 claimed to do was software memory compression – on-the-fly compressing data in RAM so that your OS has more fast storage available than without the software. There are few lessons about modern software in there as well. One of the most consistently interesting and entertaining Microsoft blogs, Raymond Chen's Old New Thing, recently covered the dissection of a best-selling bit of software for Windows 95 – SoftRAM 95. We apologize for the inconvenience and will have an update on the time-frame for the PC rollback solution soon. After the rollback process to the PC version, all new content from the September update will still be available to players. We are in the process of rolling back the security measures added to the PC version of Street Fighter V. Just after we published this article, a Capcom rep tweeted: A number of players say they couldn't even get the new version to work at all. Gamers realized something was a little off when the upgrade brought in a new driver and demanded operating-system-grade access to the computer before the game starts. This step allows ‘handshake’ to take place between the executable and the dependent driver prior to launch.' 'The anti-crack solution does not require online connectivity in order to play the game in offline mode however, players will be required to click-confirm each time they boot up the game. 'The solution also prevents memory address hack that are commonly used for cheating and illicitly obtaining in-game currency and other entitlements that haven’t been purchased yet.

'As a part of the new content and system update releasing later today, we’re also rolling out an updated anti-crack solution (note: not DRM) that prevents certain users from hacking the executable,' a Capcom rep explained on Thursday. The title went on sale in February this year. The tool was bundled within an update, issued earlier this week, to Street Fighter V that brought in a new character, Urien. Oh dear god this capcom.sys has an ioctl that disables smep and calls a provided function pointer, and sets SMEP back what even /jBCXO7YtNeĬapcom is seemingly using this driver to allow its user-mode game to poke around the machine at the lowest level and spot any attempts by the player to cheat. Capcom.sys completely blows this away on Windows: an application simply has to pass control codes 0xAA012044 and 0xAA013044 to the IOCTL, and a pointer to some instructions, and the driver will then jump to that block of code with full kernel permissions.

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