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64-bit versions of windows not supported #6

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Mr-x2020 opened this issue Apr 11, 2022 · 10 comments
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64-bit versions of windows not supported #6

Mr-x2020 opened this issue Apr 11, 2022 · 10 comments
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Hello, thanks for the report. How are you running it?

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Mr-x2020 commented Apr 11, 2022 •
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from windows command line using precompiled fhc-windows.exe, how do you run it?

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It's working correctly here. Please make sure that you have downloaded the correct version of FHC.

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I have text file with thousand of domains, how to do it with text file?

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type file.txt | fhc-windows.exe

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Please tell me the steps that you are following, I can not reproduce the issue:

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It worked with version you provided in link in picture , but not in latest releases

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The version that I provided is the latest release, also the previous version works for me as well (I took the first screenshot while using it).

However, glad to hear that it's working.

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thank you,
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