Was method 34 patched? about uacme HOT 10 CLOSED

Ohh, I somehow misread your topic title method 34 as method 64 :) That is why I was asking about Internet Explorer.

It seems you are right and there was a silent fix for this.

Well, this patch (if there is a patch and this is not a collateral damage of some unrelated changes) seems propagated to all supported Win10 versions since I observe these results on LTSC 19044.

It took them ~6 years to fix, better than never.

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Does your system still has IE?

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If by IE you mean Internet Explorer, no, I don't have it installed.

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I've tested it on 19044, full patch, it still works.

Reason why it is failing for you is probably because you have compiled exe with invalid payload dlls.
The correct compilation described here #120 (comment)

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I followed that thread.
Here are my steps:

Downloaded latest release from Github

Compiled in Release:
Akatsuki(x64)
Fubuki(x64)
Fubuki(Win32)
Naka(x64)
Naka(Win32)

Copied to .\Naka\output\x64\Release and executed Naka64.exe on:
Akatsuki64.dll
Fubuki64.dll
Kamikaze.msc

Copied to .\Naka\output\Win32\Release and executed Naka32.exe on:
Fubuki32.dll

Copied to .\Naka\output\x64\Release:
Fubuki32.cd
Fubuki32.key

Executed Naka64.exe --stable (Also tried using Naka32.exe to generate secret32.bin)
Removed empty files from .\Akagi\bin

Copied to \Akagi\bin:
Akatsuki64.cd
Fubuki64.cd
Fubuki32.cd
Kamikaze.cd
secrets32.bin
secrets64.bin

Compiled entire project in Release x64

Do you notice any wrong step?
Is it possible they fixed it in 19045?

Edit:
I tried using my compiled Akagi on a remote virtual machine with an old version of windows (17763), it works, that means the compilation was correct.
If my pc is not broken the only thing that comes to mind is that they just fixed it in 19045.

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Thanks for verifying it.

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Btw, which KB fixed it? Was it May 2023 update? KB5026361? Just to clarify state of fix for readme.

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I'm sorry, I have no idea and no way to verify it.

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Okay, nvm

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