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ResumeThread() has to be called with pi.hThread, that was right. The process will stay suspended, if you call it with pi.hProcess.
But apart from that, I tried your suggestions. I also tried to start the process non-suspended, which doesn't work either... This injection stuff is a debugging nightmare, you can't debug it in the development environment, and debugging in IDA doesn't work neither because of all this .NET stuff... :-( Don't you have somer loader, which is known working for .NET applications? |
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