(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I can get the game's range, and perform in Initial Scan.
But once I press Next Scan, the program "stopped working".

Here is my setup:
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That image tells me nothing. That image says you haven't done an initial scan yet so you couldn't even click next scan yet. I have 2 ideas either way:

1. You're using the 64 bit version instead of the 32 bit version. x64 version is supposedly a lot more crashy.
2. You're doing a bad scan that gets you over 10 million results but not quite enough to immediately trigger the crash, but still a lot so the next scan will do the crash. If you start getting over 10 million results, that's when it risks crashing on the next scan. If your initial scan is getting over 13 million results, it's probably very close to crashing before it even gets done.


It's more than likely choice #1, because I'd be amazed if you're somehow getting over 10 million results on a 4 byte scan for values equal to 414 making 0000019E.

Yeah, you're right I am using the x64 version. I thought it made sense since I'm using a 64 bit computer. I'll try the 32 bit version and see if that's better.
For values equal to 414, what should I set the "bytes" to?

About the picture, that was just my setup. I haven't initial scanned yet, since it takes forever.

You don't need to set your bytes. NetCheat has the option for decimal or hexadecimal, so you can use whichever one is easier for you, which is most likely non-hexadecimal. Using 64-bit would make more sense, but I had more issues with it than 32 bit, and so have a few others too. There wasn't always a 64-bit version either, it was added later and possibly not tested or done quite as well as the 32-bit version, I don't know for sure.