VT Debugger FAQ
Below are the most common questions. If you don't find your answer, please contact support.
QWhich operating systems does VT Debugger support?
Supports Windows 10/11 64-bit. Does not support 32-bit or Windows 7 and below. Requires CPU with Intel VT-x or AMD-V virtualization.
QWhat are the free version limitations?
The free version allows 2 hours per day with full debugging features. Only usage time is limited.
QDo I need to disable antivirus?
No. VT Debugger uses virtualization isolation and won't trigger antivirus false positives. If blocked, add it to the whitelist.
QWill the debugger be detected by anti-cheat?
VT Debugger runs in VMX root mode, invisible to target processes. Please follow applicable laws and regulations.
QHow to update to the latest version?
Download the latest version from the website and install over the existing one. Configurations will be preserved.
QCan I run multiple instances?
Paid versions support multiple instances. The free version allows only one instance at a time.
For other questions, please contact us via customer support or the feedback page.
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