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Thanks very much for your reply one by one.
I am a little busy recently and I will try your solution when I have time. I think your answers will be very useful for me . The subsequent questions will be after that.
Thanks again!

The reason I ask this question is not doubting about the reliability of your product. I have used VMProtect for several months, the following questions let me feel headache: 1、Our product is in the test period, we use VM in our test version. But when there is a crash of our program, we couldn't chec...

Thanks for your reply!
I have solved this problem by removing one of the VM-Markers, though I don't know what is the problem with that block of code.

Sorry for that we can't send our project file arbitrarilly.

Hello,
I used the compiled exe file in 32-bit XP system, it runs normally, but when I run the file in a 64-bit system, it collapsed always.
So, Does VMProtect support 64-bit system ? If support ,how should I config the VM-Project?

Thanks very much, that is what I want

Hello,
I want to know if there is a way that we can compile PE file with VM markers using command line?
We need to compile VMProtected File automatically on time. So if there is command line we can use, we can handle it easily.
Waiting for your replies……

Hi ,I have a proble using VMProtect SDK in DDK. When I use VMProtectBegin() and VMProtectEnd() SDK to protect a driver function,VM can identify the mark successfully. But the driver can not be loaded anymore,when I delete the VMProtect mark, the driver can be loaded normally. Is this question didn't...

Thanks for your reply.
I have realized the question due to your reply.
But the code is identical except the mark when it display well.You can try using the code I posted.

Attachment is the file .
By the way ,I used the Macro in previous edition of VMProtect, and it display right!

Hello, Administrator, I am a registered VMProtect user. I have sevel questions when using your product,following is my source code: situation1: #include <Windows.h> #include "VMProtectSDK.h" void func(int param) { VMProtectBegin("func"); if(param > 100) { _tprintf(TEXT("<100...