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I noticed that when you set the Platform target in Visual Studio to Any CPU / x64 some files are getting locked (e.g. aticfx64.dll, which is a device driver file for AMD display). However, with the Platform target on x86 no files are locked.
We need the Platform target at Any CPU, but we don’t want these files locked. I already went on the internet, but couldn’t find anything about this issue. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to fix this or came across a similar problem? Thank you 😉
There are different lists of
AppInit_DLLsin the registry for 32-bit and 64-bit applications. In general, DLL injection is different depending on process bitness.You might want to double-check that the registry list of preload DLLs and remove any you don’t want.