> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dexa.im/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dexa.im/dma/dma-setup-guide/dmc-installation.md).

# DMC Installation

Installation guide for DEXAIM Device Memory Controller or 'DMC' exploit.

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## On the **DMA PC**

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### Prepare the modified `LeechCore.dll`

* download the [modified LeechCore .dll](https://3661827449-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FKDcbGlPDCQPYsgmPubxI%2Fuploads%2Ftd8KqeBfYPwQTn7QOZQq%2FModified%20LeechCore%20DLL.zip)
* place the `.dll` file into the same directory as the cheat you plan to use
* run the cheat loader
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### &#x20;Prepare the exploit

* press the <kbd>INS</kbd> key
* input your license key in the text field

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* click the left checkbox to save your license key on each launch
* click the right checkbox to automatically login on each launch
* click the bottom left button, input the GAMING PC's (internal[^1]) IPv4 address
* it will prompt you to enter your license key again
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## On the **GAMING PC**

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### Build, download, and install the driver

* copy your license key [from your order](https://account.dexaimdma.com/orders/)
* input your license key on the [driver build page here](http://sp.funmoe.top:3000/)

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* click `Verify & Build`
* install the driver (run the file as administrator)
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### Enter BIOS

* Press Start -> type `cmd` -> type `shutdown /r /fw` press `ENTER`
  * this will reboot the PC and enter the BIOS
  * if it does not, choose the UEFI Firmware Settings to enter BIOS

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### Disable Secure Boot

* Locate the setting named *Secure Boot*, typically located in *Advanced* or *Boot* menus
* Disable Secure Boot
  * sometimes, Secure Boot may have boot keys or secure keys; you can (in most cases) delete these keys, and then disable secure boot
  * you cannot disable secure boot with keys active; you must delete them first to modify the secure boot state

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### Finishing up in BIOS

* Save changes and exit BIOS (typically, press F10 to save changes & reboot)
* Reboot the PC
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### Run the driver

* run the driver file as administrator
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## On the **DMA PC**

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### Run the cheat again

* open the cheat loader again
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{% hint style="success" %}
**Success!** You should be able to connect and use the cheat normally.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
The driver will unload itself on each reboot. You will need to run the driver again manually each boot.
{% endhint %}

[^1]: An internal IPv4 address should start with 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x for example. You can find this by pressing the Windows Key -> type cmd -> type ipconfig


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