Yes, the most common cause of game crashes is the antivirus software blocking the injection thread in the background. When the security software detects that the trainer is attempting to write to memory, it may forcefully terminate the operation without displaying any pop-up, causing the game process logic to crash and exit. Other potential causes to check: 1. System compatibility: Ensure you are running Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit). GameBuff no longer supports Windows XP. 2. Environment conflicts: Check whether you are running in a cloud PC, cloud gaming, or virtual machine environment, as such virtualization can block memory access and cause feature failures. 3. Missing runtime libraries: Some newer games require the latest .NET framework. It is recommended to download and install the necessary runtime libraries from the "Download Center" on our official website. Core solution: Before launching the trainer, temporarily disable real-time protection on your antivirus software, or add both GameBuff and the game's main executable to the security software's whitelist, then try again.
