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@İhsan-Akdaş You are trying to edit an .exe file. This is an executable file that is only meant to be interpreted by a processing unit. Notepad++ is meant to edit files that are readable by humans, such as a computer language source file, an e-mail, the source of a webpage, a message like the present, etc. Don’t waste your time on trying to understand an .exe file.
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@Paul-Wormer said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
@İhsan-Akdaş You are trying to edit an .exe file. This is an executable file that is only meant to be interpreted by a processing unit. Notepad++ is meant to edit files that are readable by humans, such as a computer language source file, an e-mail, the source of a webpage, a message like the present, etc. Don’t waste your time on trying to understand an .exe file.
but everyone I watch videos can edit it, I used to edit it without any problem in my old computer. But I don’t understand why this happened, is there any solution?
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@İhsan-Akdaş said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
I used to edit it without any problem in my old computer
Using Notepad++?
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Just a wild guess here, but maybe OP is talking about editing the file in hex mode with the Hex Editor plugin?
OP has to provide more information if they want further comment.
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@Alan-Kilborn said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
editing the file in hex mode with the Hex Editor plugin
Even so, you need to have at least an assembly listing of the source code to make sense of an .exe.
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@Paul-Wormer said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
you need to have at least an assembly listing of the source code to make sense of an .exe.
People have long “hacked” executable files to change things like text strings or constant values at known (somehow) locations. Hard to know what the goal really is here without further elaboration by OP.
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@Paul-Wormer said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
@İhsan-Akdaş said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
I used to edit it without any problem in my old computer
Using Notepad++?
Yes, to be able to leave afk in minecraft game, this is a client, I need to enter that file and edit it.
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@İhsan-Akdaş said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
Using Notepad++?
Yes, to be able to leave afk in minecraft game, this is a client, I need to enter that file and edit it.
You have misunderstood @Paul-Wormer. And you have probably misremembered what you did before.
One does not simply use a text editor to edit a binary file (
.exe
application files are binary, not text based), because the bytes in a.exe
are not characters, but rather portions of commands for the CPU and related system hw/sw. If you are correct in your statement that you previously edited this in Notepad++, then one of the following scenarios (or something similar) is actually true:- you are mis-remembering, and you actually edited a configuration file used by the minecraft client (config files are often written in human-readable text formats, which could be easily edited in Notepad++); or
- you are mis-remembering, and you actually edited the source code for the minecraft client, then compiled it into a new
.exe
using the correct tool for that language; or - you are mis-remembering, and you were using some set of instructions that told you how to hack the
.exe
by editing the raw bytes of the executable with Notepad++ using the Hex Editor Plugin that Alan mentioned, which told you how to find the right bytes. If the screenshot below looks familiar, then this is probably what you did before, and you will need to find the original set of instructions that told you which bytes to edit, because we cannot tell you which bytes to edit in some arbitrary executable.
My recommendation to you would be to go find the website that originally told you how to do this mod/hack, and make sure you have understood and are correctly following their instructions, because as it is right now, you’re either editing the wrong file, or you don’t have all the tools and instructions you will need to finish your mod.
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@İhsan-Akdaş said in Bana yardım edin lütfen:
but everyone I watch videos can edit it,
I just noticed this statement: you should re-watch the video, because a rewatch will probably show you that you picked the wrong file to edit, or it will show you how the video said to make the changes.