Unable to run the app on Windows 10

[swlover888]

Hi guys,

I've downloaded the PC version and was trying to just run it and I get the following error message.

Crypto.Cipher._AES.pyd could not be extracted!

Any idea how I could fix this issue?

My friend's PC which had upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 worked fine.

I copied the same file from his PC just in case but I still get the same error message.

[prestontighe]

The current release of SWProxy doesn't work but running the current source does work. I made a quick tutorial to run it yourself for the non tech people.

Windows tutorial, this worked in Windows 10 as well

Note: Uninstall Python 3.* if you have it and you don't want to cause any problems with installation

1. Download SWProxy source, extract it somewhere: https://github.com/kakaroto/SWProxy/archive/master.zip
2. Install this: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-279/
3. Install this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44266
4. Put this into your CMD prompt: cd "C:\Python27\Scripts" && pip install yapsy pycrypto dpkt
5. Right click the SWProxy.py file that was installed in step 1
6. Open with: IDLE
7. Click F5 while in the window with code
8. Success. Should be working as normal. You are on your own from here.

[oadrian2]

This doesn't seem to work. At least not for me. I'm using the master build as of 7/25/2016.

[prestontighe]

This comment was 1 month ago. I don't know the current state of things.

[softbearlolz]

Hello, I follow your steps and get the following error message at step 7

Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\SWProxy-master\SWProxy-master\SWProxy.py", line 3, in from SWParser.smon_decryptor import decrypt_request, decrypt_response File "D:\SWProxy-master\SWProxy-master\SWParser__init__.py", line 1, in from parser import * File "D:\SWProxy-master\SWProxy-master\SWParser\parser.py", line 11, in from SWPlugin import SWPlugin File "D:\SWProxy-master\SWProxy-master\SWPlugin.py", line 1, in from yapsy import IPlugin ImportError: No module named yapsy

How can I solve it?

[prestontighe]

@softbearlolz The current release of SWProxy works fine for me on Windows 10. Use that. Running from source isn't needed right now.

[softbearlolz]

But it still doesn't work on my windows 10.

[prestontighe]

What is happening when you run this (https://github.com/kakaroto/SWProxy/releases/download/0.100/SWProxy-windows-2.zip)?

[softbearlolz]

It closed immediately. I cant see anything.

If i open it by CMD, the error messages is "Crypto.Cipher._AES.pyd could not be extracted!"

[prestontighe]

Screenshot the error

On Aug 5, 2016, at 10:26 PM, softbearlolz [email protected] wrote:

It closed immediately. I cant see anything.

If i open it by CMD, the error messages is "Crypto.Cipher._AES.pyd could not be extracted!"

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[softbearlolz]

http://imgur.com/1ZjFl76

[prestontighe]

Never seen this error myself but going back to running from source.

Make sure both commands in step 4 work. I see from your errors your running from the D drive. Change the first part of step 4 to the D drive.

[Bratzmeister]

As it shows in the error message you pasted above...you forgot to install yapsy. make sure you installed the python packages (via PIP or any other method) listed in the requirements.txt

[softbearlolz]

Thanks, I reinstalled windows 10 yesterday, and I can open it .