Overcomplicated / RivaTuner conflict
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Windows 11 23H2 + Core Isolation disabled
Bug check — seems to be conflicting with the RivaTuner driver (or could it be the privilege escalation CVE you're exploiting in that driver?)
https://twitter.com/endermanch/status/1773659046261792895
Workaround
Change owner, then tweak the ACL for WindowsApps. Could be served as a prerequisite.
Make the changes, revert the changes to the ACL and switch back the owner.
Preferrably serve the injector separately.
Not everything has to have a one-click solution 😉
Yeah, did not have time to work on this, only now I caught up with it. Anyway, I came up with a different solution, check out the latest version: https://github.com/valinet/NewOutlookPatcher/releases/tag/2024.06.24.01
Just to mention, yeah, all I was trying to avoid was changing the ACLs in the first places with the overcomplication that I was using before. But yeah, needlessly complex - I did not know that Microsoft has hardened Windows 11 that much. On "ancient" Windows 10 builds, those drivers worked flawlessly, so I took it as an exercise of doing things from a kernel mode driver. Yeah, anyway, I think the current design I went to is much better and does not need messing with the ACLs or dropping files where the app is installed.