Configure applications
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Advanced configuration in Visual Studio (4 min)Enable an app
The ByteHide Extension for Visual Studio allows you to enable
or disable
protections individually for each application in projects that have more than one. You will be able to know if an application is enabled or disabled for protection by the color bar
on the side of it.
- Disable an application : To disable the protection for an application you must
right click
in it and selectdisable
. - Enable an application : You can enable it again by
right-clicking
again and selectingenable
.
If the bar is green
the application is enabled. Otherwise the bar will be gray
and the application will therefore be disabled.
Configure protection for an application
The protection settings selected for the project: Balance
, Maximum
, Optimized
, will be applied in all its applications by default.
If you want a diferent protection for each application, uncheck the Use Project Settings
and select Individual Configuration
you want to be used in the application.
If you select a Custom Configuration for an application, it will appear with an orange
bar on its side. The name of the applied protection will also appear next to its name.
If you want an application to use its own configuration file, we will follow the same procedure as in projects. Add the configuration file corresponding to each application and select the Find manual settings
check. This enables individualized customization of application protection with the ByteHide Extension for Visual Studio.
Replace original files
The protected file
can replace the original or a new file can be generated. By default the file will be overwritten
, if we want a new one to be generated we must uncheck
the Protect original file
.
The file that is created if we don't replace the original will be called: {original}_shield.{exe | dll}