Uninstall any previous versions of Patch Builder. Use a tool like BCUninstaller to remove leftover registry keys that might conflict with the new hot patching service.
Cause: The target process is protected by anti-tampering mechanisms (e.g., games with EasyAntiCheat, or system processes).
Fix: Run HotApply as SYSTEM account using PsExec: PsExec -s HotApply.exe --pid [PID] patch builder v133 hot
| Ticket ID | Description | Status | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | PB-1324 | Critical: Application crash when sourcing files from network mapped drives (Z:). | Fixed | | PB-1329 | Major: Memory leak occurring after 40+ minutes of continuous build queuing. | Fixed | | PB-1301 | Minor: Timestamps on output files defaulting to UTC instead of local system time. | Fixed | | PB-1330 | Hotfix: CPU thermal throttling during compression phase on dual-socket server architectures. | Fixed | Uninstall any previous versions of Patch Builder
Previous versions could only use two CPU cores for patch generation. v133 Hot leverages all available cores (up to 32 threads), drastically reducing the time needed to analyze multi-gigabyte binaries. Fix: Run HotApply as SYSTEM account using PsExec:
Because “v133 Hot” is a bleeding-edge release, it is not available via the stable update channel. Follow these steps carefully:
Here is what sets v133 apart from previous iterations: