This usually happens because Windows built-in "Tamper Protection" or "Smart App Control (SmartScreen)" is still running in the background. Even if you disable real-time protection, the system-level kernel defenses will continue to monitor and block the trainer's memory injection behavior. In-depth Troubleshooting & Solutions: 1. Add an exclusion (whitelist): Add the entire GameBuff installation folder to Windows Defender's "Exclusions" list. This is the most stable way to bypass kernel-level blocking. 2. Run with elevated privileges: You must right-click the program and select "Run as administrator." Otherwise, the trainer will not be able to gain the necessary access to the game process. 3. Verify your environment: Make sure you are not running in a cloud PC or virtual machine environment, as such environments automatically block all memory hijacking attempts.
