Does not detect Wow about ultimatefishbot HOT 9 CLOSED

Can you try starting the game and the bring up Windows Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc)?

In the 'Processes' tab you should be able to find the World Of Warcraft game (it will have a description of World of Warcraft) and the Image Name column should tell you what the name is.

It should look something like this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wwsizrmm0ujjaao/Screenshot%202014-11-23%2019.44.42.png?dl=0

Do you see it as WoW.exe ?

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wow-64.exe

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@Anglerbrad Open Settings, then the Premium Settings tab. Change the WoW Process Name to "wow-64.exe". Hopefully this should fix it :)

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The code should try to find the 64 bit version - but it might be doing it wrong. I'm going to try and download and test it.

       Dim WoW As Process = Process.GetProcessesByName(My.Settings.ProcName).FirstOrDefault()
       If (WoW Is Nothing) Then
           WoW = Process.GetProcessesByName(My.Settings.ProcName + "-64").FirstOrDefault()
       End If

Maybe it should have the .exe in there.

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Worked :) ty very much

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@UltimateFishbot I see that my process is called "Wow-64.exe" too actually, and it works fine with "Wow" in the process name field. That's a bit strange, unless it's case sensitive?

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That is strange - I thought it was case insensitive; I only have the 32 bit one but it finds 'WOW' and 'wow'.

I'm tempted to just look at the Window Title - it should be World of Warcraft both both versions?

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Fits for my title "World of Warcraft".

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Seems your fix where it detects window title solved it for the guy in #29 . I'll leave it up to you to close this @UltimateFishbot

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