Quote Originally Posted by senata View Post
is that possible?
I use the same method for alot of games...

Requires the following...

#1 Program Stripper
#2 Hex Editor

Before i get onto the step-by-step you may want to think about putting your game in native window mode. Then create a duplicate directory of the game folder so essentialy you have two copys of the game on your pc, but saved in different places.

A quick guide

#1 Open your software stripping program.
#2 Within the program, find the .exe of the game you want dual boot with.
#3 Run the stripper which should create another .exe post process that will be about 2x - 3x the original .exe's size.
#4 Open Hex Editor
#5 Open the newly created .exe with hex editor
#6 Search the line that holds information of the client window name
#7 Rename Target Window Name (basicaly renames the process name when its run).
#8 Save modifications.
#9 move the newly created and modified .exe into the second game directory you previously created.
#10 Run both clients.


The above should bypass anything sort of detection software (xtrap etc..). If it doesnt, their is more small progz that will hide duplicate process ID's etc...