Simply disable any anti-virus software on your device, or, if you don't have anti-virus software, disable Windows Defender real-time protection. Then, simply restart the application from the bootstrapper, re-apply your key, and the application will work as expected.
Disable any anti-virus software you have on your device, then, re-download the software from this website. Open Proxo, and the software will now open and run as expected.
Solution One:
Disable any anti-virus software you have on your device, including Windows Defender real-time protection. Then, re-launch the application, and attempt to inject again.
Solution Two:
Install the latest version of Visual C++ Redistributable from the Microsoft Website. This can be found here. Once this is installed, re-boot your device, re-launch Proxo, and attempt injecting again.
This is known as a false positive. When a program does things like hide it's source code, trigger downloads, or affect your computer, it sometimes triggers your anti-virus as potentially unwanted software or malware. It does NOT mean Proxo is malicious in any way.
Our key system is used to generate revenue for our developers to support them, so they can continue to improve Proxo on a regular basis; and continue to provide it for completely free of charge.
Scheduly weekly updates are released every Wednesday, which stops our exploit from working. Assuming there are no delays, we usually update immediately or in a short amount of time.
Not all scripts will work on Proxo, as it is, after all, a free exploit. We do our best to provide the best script support, but, not all scripts will work. This is absolutely no different for any other free exploit.
Proxo is literally THE BEST game commands exploit I've ever used. Proxo always has high quality updated scripts that you can use for almost any game on the popular games section. Every single other game commands exploit has had the same exact broken scripts for ages, while Proxo constantly updates & revolutionises exploiting as a whole. Proxo is #1!
My time exploiting got depressing as soon as exploits started costing money, because I could never afford them. It sucked that the fun I used to have had gotten out of reach, and most of my online friends exploiting felt the same way. It felt awful being too poor to afford a hobby I used to have. I'm glad that Proxo and similar exploits have found a business model that allows them to exist, while not pricing anyone out of a hobby that I learned so much from.