π Introduction
The debugger.exe tool is designed to fix common bot issues such as database errors, corrupted settings, or stuck accounts/devices.
This guide explains how to use it to remove problematic entries, repair the database, and configure Windows Security to avoid conflicts.
β οΈ Many issues come from database problems and Windows security restrictions.
Turning off Real-Time Protection and excluding your bot folder is often required for successful troubleshooting.
βοΈ Core Troubleshooting Steps
π Remove Problematic Accounts/Devices
Use this when certain accounts or devices cause errors or prevent the bot from working properly.
Steps:
- Open
debugger.exefrom your botβs installation folder. - Find the list of accounts or devices.
- Delete the line containing the problematic account or device.
- Save and close the file/tool.
- Restart the bot to apply changes.
π‘ Tip: Always back up the configuration file before making edits.
π Permanently Disable Real-Time Protection
Windows Security can block the bot from overwriting its database. Turning off protection for the botβs folder prevents this.
Steps:
- Open Windows Security β Virus & Threat Protection β Manage Settings.
- Turn Real-Time Protection β Off.
- Scroll to Exclusions β Add or Remove Exclusions.
- Add your botβs installation folder to the exclusion list.
- Restart your bot.
π Why: This allows the bot to update or repair its database without interference.
π€ Send Debugger Errors to Support
If you encounter a problem with the bot and an error appears in debugger.exe, take a screenshot or copy the error message and send it to support.
This will help the support team fix the issue faster by seeing the exact error details.
β Best Practices
- Always run
debugger.exeas Administrator. - Keep backups of your bot folder before making changes.
- Only disable Windows Security for the bot folder, not your whole system.
- Keep your bot updated to the latest version.
- Send debugger errors to support immediately for faster troubleshooting.
