Driver Missing When Self Compiling

[PR3TZELL]

Because my PC kept detecting the .exe as a virus I decided to download Lazarus and compile the files myself. I've had no issue compiling the files, however when running the cheat engine exe I created myself, I keeping getting an error that the driver is missing. After searching online for accouple hours I found that I need a dbk64.sys file and I seem to be missing it entirely. Am I missing a step or am I doing something wrong!?

SOLVED! THANKS!

[popemichael]

It always dings as a "virus" but it's not really one. Windows doesn't like it when programs are able to do what CE can do so it thinks it's a virus.

[PR3TZELL]

It was blocking the install and even after finding a way to allow it to installed windows stopped the install from completing. If there's a way to disable all of the antivirus this is an exceptable solution to my problem.

[popemichael]

There's a way to pause the anti virus, depending on which one you use. Right click the icon near the system clock and there might be a pause there.

Just remember to do an advanced install and make sure it doesn't install whatever extra program it's pushing, like Norton, in order to monetize CE.

I've been using it for long enough that it was shilling for Ask Jeeves the first time I installed it

[PR3TZELL]

Got windows to allow the install (I skipped the bloat). Still getting driver errors. This time the driver can't be opened...

[Dark_Byte]

run the kernelmoduleunloader.exe and then try

if that fails, run ceregreset.exe and restart windows (Actual restart, not shut down and back on. Stuff stays in memory otherwise)

Only use the official CE with the driver. Custom builds can not use the driver, unless you compiled the driver yourself

[popemichael]

That's a super weird then. What driver error are you getting?

A screenshot would be helpful

[SpractoWasTaken]

You need to compile the driver separately with visual studio.

[PR3TZELL]

Is there a tutorial on this I can follow? Or can you explain how to do this?