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Hello Guys

Know anybody a free 64 Bit Exe-Packer for autoit.exe Files.

Upx.exe work only with 32Bit Files. :-(

Regards

Lite

Posted

Thanks Yashied for your reply.

The upx.packer dont work on native 64bit autoit.exe files. i test it.

work only with win32 compiled on Win os64.

here is the supported os-list:

http://upx.sourceforge.net/#overview

Only linux AMD64 are supported, not Windows AMD64.

Regards

lite

Posted (edited)

Tried, does not work (same for PESpin)

whim

nowhere in PESpins documentation does it claim 64 bit compatibility, So why try to use it for 64 bit apps?

(untick strip overlays option in dialog settings for standard Au3 binaries.)

Mpress did not work for you because it compresses overlays (without an option to disable) but it does report this fact to its output, so what do you have to do?

Pack your interpreter (with all resources included) with mpress, then concatenate the A3x portion of your script to the tail of the packed interpreter and voila.

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Posted

This made me think it might work (PESpin_v1104_x64.rar readme.pdf) :

Decreases size of most PE 32+ files a lot while leaving them still functional

For mpress, I'll gladly believe your statement ... it's just that I would expect an exepacker to do it's stuff without

having to pre- or post-process.

whim

Posted (edited)

This made me think it might work (PESpin_v1104_x64.rar readme.pdf) :

For mpress, I'll gladly believe your statement ... it's just that I would expect an exepacker to do it's stuff without

having to pre- or post-process.

whim

Not familiar with v1104_x64 version of PESpin, 1.1 is my last. okay my bad I guess.

You don't have to believe me dude, try it for yourself your eyes should be proof enough.

Vlad

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Posted

LOL I had already seen the thread you're linking, and your amazing A3XPE stuff too ...

that's what prompted me to say "I'll gladly believe you"

thanks,

whim

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