We do not recommend running GameBuff directly from a USB drive or external hard drive, as this can easily cause kernel driver loading failures or modification malfunctions. GameBuff is not a simple portable software; it requires deep interaction with the Windows system kernel and relies on local runtime libraries to perform game process injection. Running it from a USB drive can lead to functionality issues due to path permission restrictions and I/O latency. Why it must be installed on a local hard drive (C:/D:): 1. Kernel driver loading restrictions: GameBuff's modification features rely on driver-level injection. Windows security mechanisms typically restrict loading kernel drivers from unauthorized external removable drives. 2. I/O stability and latency: USB drives have significantly slower random read/write speeds compared to local SSDs. During gameplay, GameBuff needs to synchronize memory data in real time, and the latency of removable storage can easily cause the modifier to become unresponsive or the game to crash. 3. Runtime dependency paths: The .NET and VC++ runtime libraries required by GameBuff must be accessed through the local system registry. Installing on a local drive ensures persistent paths and prevents environment loss.
