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You must be using the x86 version of the game to run the trainer. If you are using an x64 version of Windows, you must manually run the x86 version from the Program Files folder.

x86 architecture is an archaic term for 32-bit that came from a specific family of processors that had their model numbers end in 86 (and were simply referred as having 86 instruction sets).

[Edited by moderator Neo7, 1/28/2012 8:10:54 AM]

Good post Neo:

the 32 bit .exe's are named the following:

CoreTech2_x86
CoreTech2_x86_10
CoreTech2_x86_11

thanks!

Cal

also for those wondering why we aren't making trainer for 64 bit on this game..

we've already made several trainers for 64 bit so it's not much more work for us to do it. in fact we made the FIRST 64 bit trainer EVER created for crysis years ago.

for games that include two versions of the game, it's redundant to do 2 trainers so we do not make one for the 64 bit, as there is little incentive to do so and twice the work.

for games like king arthur 2 which just came out, there are SIX executables, two for each dx9,dx10,dx11 for x86 and x64. it's ridiculous and stupid for us to make 6 trainers for this one game or to support 64bit when the 32bit version of the game looks identical and plays roughtly the same on 99% of PC machines. we chose to stick with 32 bit since it works on all machines/OS.

I would say expect a 64 bit trainer when there is a title that ONLY has a 64 bit .exe or if there is a great incentive for us to make it when there is already 32 bit version. Right now developers aren't making the switch to 64 bit in droves and so neither are we.

best,
Cal