This fixes #85. Next time I should probably read the docs properly. But well, their example contains the same error ^^.
So what happened? People replaced their d3d9.dll with one that is neither the default nor pvp watchdog. And their d3d9.dll does not contain version information, so ProductName is Nothing. Calling .Contains() on that throws the exception.
This fixes #85. Next time I should probably read the docs properly. But well, their example contains the same error ^^.
So what happened? People replaced their
d3d9.dllwith one that is neither the default nor pvp watchdog. And theird3d9.dlldoes not contain version information, soProductNameisNothing. Calling.Contains()on that throws the exception.