VS Loader

Move the loader out of the Downloads folder

Windows Smart App Control silently blocks .exe files kept inside Downloads. Cut it and paste onto Desktop, Documents, or a folder like C:\Games\VS — anywhere except Downloads. If the loader "just doesn't open", this is almost always the cause.

Your antivirus may flag it (false positive)

Any tool that touches another process — even a legit trainer — trips antivirus heuristics. Windows Defender, Avast, Kaspersky, Norton and BitDefender are the usual offenders. Nothing malicious is happening. Add an exclusion for the folder where you saved the loader:

• Defender: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Manage settings → Exclusions → Add folder.
• Others: look for "Exclusions" / "Exceptions" / "Trusted files" in the antivirus settings and add the same folder.

Windows may ask for admin permission

First time you open the loader, Windows will show a UAC prompt asking for permission — click Yes. For games that run elevated (like Mistfall Hunter), you must right-click → Run as administrator every time, otherwise the loader can see the game but not inject.

Order matters: game first, then loader

Always open the game to a match/lobby before opening the loader. If you open the loader first, it'll wait for the process — that's fine too, but injection only fires once a real game scene loads.

Auto-update is built in

No need to redownload after a patch — the loader checks for updates on startup and swaps itself out silently. Just close and reopen when prompted.