kernelwernel/VMAware

AI Summary: The user reports false positives on Windows 11, specifically detecting "timing anomalies" and "Wine". These detections are dependent on the build configuration: "timing anomalies" are always detected on x86 builds, while "Wine" detection appears when optimizations are enabled on x86. The issue also mentions intermittent detection on x64 builds, indicating a complex, optimization-dependent bug.

AI Summary: The `VM::ACPI_SIGNATURE` detection mechanism is incorrectly flagging a bare metal Windows machine as a virtual machine. This false positive occurs specifically when the `Parsec Virtual Display Adapter` is installed, indicating an issue with how the adapter interacts with or modifies system characteristics that `VM::ACPI_SIGNATURE` checks.

AI Summary: The user reports that VMAware consistently crashes when executed on various Windows 7 environments (both 32-bit and 64-bit), providing multiple dynamic analysis reports as evidence. The issue title suggests the user is seeking guidance on how to compile VMAware specifically for Windows 7 to resolve these execution errors.