How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable? (Gregon13's released)

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    Be a kicker than cheater. cheaterastic is offline
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    How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable? (Gregon13's released)

    How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable?
    I mean, I cannot run the Gunz.exe in multiple times.
    Making a copy of Gunz folder and running another Gunz.exe would not work, there is an Anti Multiple Runnable to execute at the same time or 1 by 1 running at the same time.

    I am using Modified Source (CTF + Anti-Lead + DamageCounter + Fixes)


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    Gregon13 OldSchoolGZ is offline
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    Re: How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable? (Gregon13's released)

    remove all handle mutex and such the edited repack by Jur13n has that

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    Re: How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable? (Gregon13's released)

    Quote Originally Posted by OldSchoolGZ View Post
    remove all handle mutex and such the edited repack by Jur13n has that
    OK, I will try Master. You are so good and so popular. Gregon13.
    Do still we need to call you as Gregon13 or your new Name?

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    Gregon13 OldSchoolGZ is offline
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    Re: How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable? (Gregon13's released)

    Quote Originally Posted by cheaterastic View Post
    OK, I will try Master. You are so good and so popular. Gregon13.
    Do still we need to call you as Gregon13 or your new Name?
    You can call me what ever you want

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    Re: How to remove the Anti Multiple Runnable? (Gregon13's released)

    Sight...

    Main.cpp : Line : 1018
    Code:
    		HANDLE hMutexGunzLock = CreateMutex(NULL, TRUE, "GunzLock");
    		if (GetLastError() == ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS)
    		{
    			WaitForSingleObject(hMutexGunzLock, INFINITE);
    			CloseHandle(hMutexGunzLock);
    		}



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