Because running Windows natively is unquestionable
- Download the latest release from the releases page and select
Source code (zip)
- Extract the archive to your desired location (for example, your desktop)
- Install node.js from the official website
- Double click on
run.bat
- Enjoy!
It was brought to my attention that the go version was not working as intended, after some investigation I discovered that TestWE was now written in javascript with the electron framework. This mean that I have to use Electron's ASAR to extract the files.
Because of the infamous COVID-19 pandemic, we had to take exams from home. The software used for my school's exams was TestWE, which is a Windows and macOS only software. As a firm GNU/Linux user, I had to use a VM to run the software. However, the software was detecting that I was running it in a VM and refused to start. The first patcher written in go was made for this purpose, by modifying some regex present in the raw binary.
Here is a list of differences between the old patcher and this one:
- The old patcher was checking for a specific installation path, this one can automatically find the installation path by using the shortcut on the desktop
- The old patcher was checking for a specific regex in the binary, this one extract the
app.asar
file and modify themain.js
file and removes the VM detection code