I have a little problem: I don't know anything about assembler... I ordered a book about Assembler today... but I can't wait until it arrives...
My problem is the following:
I hava a Win32 executable written in Delphi 5 (I don't have the source code). This exe puts a key into the registry everything it starts up, and I wanted to change the key value the program puts into the registry.
I downloaded Ollydbg and PE Explorer. With Ollydbg I disassembled the exe and live-patched the executable and everything worked perfectly (it was only one line, so although I don't understand anything of assembler yet, I could patch it with some logical thinking).
The problem is that I can't save any changes made with Ollydbg, so I used PE explorer to save the disassembled code into an .asm file and I patched this file again with my text editor... .
And now is my question:
How can I recompile this .asm source file into a working exe again?
I really wouldn't know how to do that... is it even possible to do that? And I have an intel computer, if I can recompile the exe, will it still work on an AMD-computer?
Could somebody please explain me how I can make a working patched exe? Or is there another way to patch exe's?
Thank you very very much for the explanation!!! :tntworth:
Greetings,
Geoffrey :rolleyes:
you need an assembler. try the one off the intel site or masm or something.