Trainer error: Main GUI Thread Unhandled exception: Division by zero (exception class EDivByZero)

Bug description:

Trainer works fine, but then starts giving error:

Main GUI Thread: Unhandled exception: Division by zero (exception class EDivByZero)

Bug Reason:

This bug happens due trainer saving it's window position wrong, we're not sure why it happens. We're using custom compiled Cheat Engine to write trainers and perhaps that's the problem (doubt it). Or maybe it's bug in latest CE itself, either way it's very rare and we suspect this may happen due desktop resolution changes, like if your game runs in different resolution than desktop, it forces resolution change. It could also happen if trainer didn't close properly and has multiple instances running (trainer should have 3 processes while it runs normal).

Bug Fix:

1. Quick lazy/temp fix:

-1.1- As quick temporary fix, change your desktop resolution to what your game resolution is. For example if you have 4k desktop, but you play in 1080p, then change desktop to 1080p and try running the trainer. I know it's not perfect, but it should be quick way of "fixing" it. --

-1.2- You can also try and change windows scaling options, in some cases this fixes the issue aswell. Try changing scaling to higher or lower from what you are currently using, like from 150% to 151% or 100% to 101% or 150%.

-1.3- Another option is to try: right click trainer > properties > compatibility and then try running in 640x480 and also "change high DPI settings" and test different options in there.

2. Automated fix

0. First make sure that trainer is not running, check with process explorer or process hacker (task manager should work, but sometimes it might not list all processes) and make sure there's no trainer process running, sometimes trainer doesn't close properly and leaves some process running. Close them all.

1. Download the included 0.reg file

2. double click the 0.reg file

3. click "yes" on the pop-up, then click "ok"

3. Manual fix

0. First make sure that trainer is not running, check with process explorer or process hacker (task manager should work, but sometimes it might not list all processes) and make sure there's no trainer process running, sometimes trainer doesn't close properly and leaves some process running. Close them all.

1. open "regedit"

2. go to Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\googl chrome

* You can copy paste the above registry path into regedit's "URL" bar and press enter.

3. look for "Save window positions"

4. double-click on it and change value from 1 to 0

5. click ok

What is "googl chrome"? It's our custom compiled cheat engine, "googl" is not a typo, it's suppose to be like that.

Attachments:
0.reg