When I open the .exe archive it instantly closes

[burnmyrique]

I'm kinda newbie in this encrypting/decrypting/converting thing in the 3DS hacking community (kinda newbie in 3DS hacking in general) and when I try to drag the decrypted .3ds file to the 3dsconv.exe, a prompt pops up on the screen and then automatically closes. What can I do to fix it?

[ihaveamac]

run 3dsconv.exe in cmd to check the output

[burnmyrique]

I don't know how to do what you said, like mentioned before, I'm pretty newbie with this programming/hacking thing and english is not my native language (I'm brazilian). But, here's a video of what happened: here

[ihaveamac]

hold shift and right-click in the folder, then use "Open command window here". enter "3dsconv.exe *.3ds" and press enter.

[burnmyrique]

This is what happens: here

[ihaveamac]

you need to dump boot9 from a 3DS system with boot9strap. hold START+SELECT+X at boot to dump to /boot9strap/boot9.bin, then put in the same folder.

[burnmyrique]

Are these dump files the boot9.bin and boot11.bin files?

[ihaveamac]

..... yes, that's exactly what I just told you. only boot9 is needed.

[ihaveamac]

copy boot9.bin to the same folder with the ".3ds" and try again.

[burnmyrique]

Now I got a new error, here

[burnmyrique]

The converter say it might be corrupted but I'm still able to run the decrypted .3ds file just fine on Citra

[ihaveamac]

incorrect ncch header flags are probably set making it assume encrypted, while citra only ever reads decrypted.

[burnmyrique]

And how can I solve this?

[ihaveamac]

probably will add a feature to assume decrypted contents, because of tools not setting encrypted flags properly.

[burnmyrique]

So there's no way to solve my problem right now? Feels bad :c . Thanks for the help anyway, you were so patient that I'm super impressed knowing how much of a stupid person I am.

[ihaveamac]

if you know how to use a hex editor you could change the crypto ncch flags to no-crypto.

[burnmyrique]

Unfortunatelly I don't know how use them :c