kernelwernel/VMAware

AI Summary: The user is experiencing a runtime error on their real PC, where the application incorrectly detects it as a virtual machine. This is happening on the latest release of the software on a Windows environment. The provided image likely shows the error message or the detection mechanism in action.

AI Summary: This issue reports false positives for "timing anomalies" and unexpected "Wine detection" on Windows 11, particularly when building in release mode with optimizations enabled. The behavior is inconsistent across x86 and x64 architectures, and debug builds consistently crash.

AI Summary: The `VM::ACPI_SIGNATURE` detection mechanism is incorrectly flagging a bare metal Windows machine as a virtual machine. This false positive occurs specifically when the `Parsec Virtual Display Adapter` is installed, indicating an issue with how the adapter interacts with or modifies system characteristics that `VM::ACPI_SIGNATURE` checks.

AI Summary: The user reports that VMAware consistently crashes when executed on various Windows 7 environments (both 32-bit and 64-bit), providing multiple dynamic analysis reports as evidence. The issue title suggests the user is seeking guidance on how to compile VMAware specifically for Windows 7 to resolve these execution errors.