Executable file suddenly can't execute?

[gahhon]

So I had compiled my AutoIT script into executable file, I think like few weeks ago.
But once after I compiled the script to executable file, I tested it and it work as expected.

Somehow, I just now wanna try to execute it but failed

Any idea what's is going on? Do I need to recompile the script again? @@

[water]

Did you search the forum? IIRC this has been discussed multiple times.

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@gahhon

As @water remembered, it has been discussed many times

[gahhon]

21 hours ago, water said:

Did you search the forum? IIRC this has been discussed multiple times.

 

16 hours ago, FrancescoDiMuro said:

@gahhon

As @water remembered, it has been discussed many times

I did some search, but most of them are talking about AntiVirus.
Need to disable the AV when compiling the script, but my computer has no AntiVirus tho.

My computer is Window 10, its just come with Windows Defender Security Center.

Please advise.

[rm4453]

Are you attempting to run it on the computer you originally compiled on?

 

-edit: spelling

Edited February 20, 2019 by rm4453

[user4157124]

"... my computer has no AntiVirus ... its just come with Windows Defender Security Center."

Windows Defender is an anti virus product.

[gahhon]

2 hours ago, rm4453 said:

Are you attempting to run it on the computer you originally compiled on?

 

-edit: spelling

Yes. And I also plan to run it on other computer as well.

1 hour ago, user4157124 said:

"... my computer has no AntiVirus ... its just come with Windows Defender Security Center."

Windows Defender is an anti virus product.

So should I disable it when compiling?
I don't find any disable menu on it tho @@

[water]

Did you enable Application (directory) whitelisting (applocker)?

[gahhon]

On 21/02/2019 at 1:01 AM, water said:

Did you enable Application (directory) whitelisting (applocker)?

What's that? How can i check that?

[water]

Application directory whitelisting lets you only execute programs from defined directories.
Application whitelisting lets you only execut defined programs.

AFAIK this can only be set by group policies (but I might be wrong as I am no sysadmin). If true, you need to ask your sysadmins  

[gahhon]

6 hours ago, water said:

Application directory whitelisting lets you only execute programs from defined directories.
Application whitelisting lets you only execut defined programs.

AFAIK this can only be set by group policies (but I might be wrong as I am no sysadmin). If true, you need to ask your sysadmins  

Lol. I don't have sysadmins. I developed them in my personal laptop

 

[gahhon]

So what should I do If I am compiled the script into .exe and will distribute them to my own clients?
Is there any specific config I should set before I compiled them to .exe and distribute to my own clients?

[rm4453]

2 hours ago, gahhon said:

So what should I do If I am compiled the script into .exe and will distribute them to my own clients?
Is there any specific config I should set before I compiled them to .exe and distribute to my own clients?

I recommend compiling for 32 bit and 64 bit windows, on the lowest version of windows you can, as it is usually upwards compatible. However backwards compatibility has caused some issues for me in the past.

[gahhon]

On 2/24/2019 at 2:03 PM, rm4453 said:

I recommend compiling for 32 bit and 64 bit windows, on the lowest version of windows you can, as it is usually upwards compatible. However backwards compatibility has caused some issues for me in the past.

I can't compile 32 tho.

 

 

Edited February 26, 2019 by gahhon
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[water]

x86 is 32 bit, x64 is - guess - 64 bit

[gahhon]

8 hours ago, water said:

x86 is 32 bit, x64 is - guess - 64 bit

x64 is 64 but x86 is 32.Hmm... Sound like a bit weird tho. But I would give it a try.

 

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@gahhon

Weird: suggesting something supernatural.

x86: read before calling something weird.