Win7 alloc console problem sloving

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Win7 alloc console problem sloving
for many ppl who can't use the console on win7
finally i found the problem
its becoz of the latest windows update
which is released in July 11 to July 12
the number of it is KB2533623
as i know,thats the only update causing the problem
and maybe all the update in July 11~13
just delete them and reboot the computer if u installed it
hope its helpful
Nice bro... i actually had the feeling abt something in updates cause it only happened to win7 x86 ..... and btw KB2533623 is not the one causing the prob. Well i uninstalled all the july 13 and it worked
still dont work for me 0_o
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still dont work for me 0_o
Ye, this solution sounds weird. But its possible.

@Sidsfdsf MOVE DIS NAB <:
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still dont work for me 0_o
try injecting only pubconsole
and close the injector faster
also~delete all of the windows update in July 11~13
There's a section for tutorials, this isn't it
I wouldn't suggest uninstalling windows updates, as they fix security holes and such. Your not trying to bypass a core system file, your trying to bypass a program. Updates may have reverted custom settings, which might be the case... Either way the updates could of given security programs like hackshield and norton higher elevation but its hardly likely.

My suggestion is to follow the guidelines of the other users who still have it working, and leave doing something like this as a last-case scenario.
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I wouldn't suggest uninstalling windows updates, as they fix security holes and such. Your not trying to bypass a core system file, your trying to bypass a program. Updates may have reverted custom settings, which might be the case... Either way the updates could of given security programs like hackshield and norton higher elevation but its hardly likely.

My suggestion is to follow the guidelines of the other users who still have it working, and leave doing something like this as a last-case scenario.
yea u r right
but this the only way for me to use the console
even changed a lot of injector and tried all the ways i hv heard
just sharing ;P
Quote Originally Posted by Succubus View Post
I wouldn't suggest uninstalling windows updates, as they fix security holes and such. Your not trying to bypass a core system file, your trying to bypass a program. Updates may have reverted custom settings, which might be the case... Either way the updates could of given security programs like hackshield and norton higher elevation but its hardly likely.

My suggestion is to follow the guidelines of the other users who still have it working, and leave doing something like this as a last-case scenario.
he's actually right. it worked for me (although detected) before updating and then i tried again a couple hours after updating, including this, and it wouldnt work no matter what i tried. but you're also right about them fixing security problems, so it's not advised to uninstall security updates =/
That isnt the problem because I get that problem sometimes and I don't have that update first of all and I got a new injector and Idont get that problem at all
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That isnt the problem because I get that problem sometimes and I don't have that update first of all and I got a new injector and Idont get that problem at all
Im troubled by the alloc problem!

what injector you used? could u please upload it or give its name to me?
Mov'd. Any proof that this works?
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Mov'd. Any proof that this works?
yeah i tried with it being both uninstalled and installed, and it worked with it uninstalled most of the time other than a few crashes not sure what caused them, but didnt work at all with it installed. i'd rather not keep it uninstalled though because the updates are made for a reason (most of the time at least)
The correct update is KB2507938. You can read more about it by following the link.
It's a local security update for people who can get on your computer with your login credentials.
It's safe to uninstall it.

The security update addresses the vulnerabilities by not allowing multiple console objects to be associated with one process, by modifying the way the CSRSS initializes memory, by validating user input before use as an index for an array, and by modifying bounds checking to prevent memory corruption.
Tutorial Section though, but just install the latest Net Frameworks and Visual C++ and you should be good.
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