i got we mod for ghost recon wildlands

[trail sierra]

but it keeps saying the something in the image and yes i have done all the steps for the anti cheat
idk if its the right tag

[old fossil]

Rungame doesn't go in that folder.

[trail sierra]

where does it go?

[old fossil]

where the other rungame is and you must rename it first

[trail sierra]

to what?

[trail sierra]

should i remove the run game in my last ss?

@old fossil

[old fossil]

Yes, you’ll need to rename the rungame file in the other folder, then place the one we provided into that same folder location.

[trail sierra]

by the other folder do you mean the game folder?

is this correct?

@old fossil

my brain hurts

[old fossil]

No, Find the original rungame.exe in the other folder and rename it to** rungame.exe.bak** and then place the rungame.exe we provide from our bypass folder in the location where you changed rungame.exe

[trail sierra]

can we just hop into a call and do it bc this is the first time im doing smt like this

[old fossil]

You need to go back a page and find the rungame.exe

You are not in the correct folder.

[trail sierra]

this one?

[old fossil]

Yes, Now rename it to rungame.exe.bak and then place the rungame file we provided in that location

[trail sierra]

@old fossil what now did i do it?

[old fossil]

Now try to run the game as usual.

[trail sierra]

ok it says that i need anti cheat i think its done that since i messed with the actual anti cheat by accident

T_T

[old fossil]

can you show the changes you've made on the other page

Best to just send me a screenshot of both pages again to be sure.

[trail sierra]

i think its the bak file

[old fossil]

Delete the changes you made, Verify your game files then try it again.

[trail sierra]

ok how do i verify?

[old fossil]

are you on steam or uplay?

[trail sierra]

Ubisoft

[old fossil]

Go to your library tab, Choose the game and next to play select the three dots.

[trail sierra]

alr

its doing it now

[old fossil]

Once thats done open game folder then open EasyAntiCheat folder

rename “EasyAntiCheat_x64.dll” to “EasyAntiCheat_x64.dll.bak”

Then copy the file “EasyAntiCheat_x64.dll” included with the bypass to the EasyAntiCheat folder

rename the existing “rungame.exe” to “rungame.exe.bak” then copy the "rungame.exe" from our bypass folder

[trail sierra]

ok ill @ you when its done

[trail sierra]

is that the one from the game

[trail sierra]

and that from you guys?

[old fossil]

Yes, So change the one from the game to .bak

then take the one we provide and place it in that folder.

[trail sierra]

alr i just needed to be sure its still not done

thanks

[trail sierra]

it says im running a 32bit

@old fossil

[inner drift]

Reinstall

1. Use Add or Remove Programs or Control Panel to uninstall Wand.
2. Find and delete these folders:
   -C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Local\Wand
   -C:\Users\Your_Name\AppData\Roaming\Wand
3. Restart your PC.
4. Reinstall Wand by downloading from: https://wand.com/download

[old fossil]

Hey Zenymo, Are you still seeing this error?

[trail sierra]

yes

[old fossil]

Did you manually link the game by chance?

[trail sierra]

wdym

[trail sierra]

i havent done that

[inner drift]

Bitness

Possible Reasons for Bitness Mismatch in Your Games
•The Game Updated from 32-bit to 64-bit: This is extremely rare and generally only occurs with older games.
•The Game Has a Launcher: You need to launch the game first, then alt-tab and click 'Play' in Wand once your game has fully loaded.
•Anti-Cheat Software: The game might have anti-cheat measures that need to be disabled before you can play. Please check the Read Before Playing section of the trainer for any special instructions.

[old fossil]

@trail sierra The trainer was just updated, Restart your app and try again when you have time.

[trail sierra]

still says im playing 32bit