Yes. It's using the Powershell thing from Microsoft, so you need to grant Powershell internet access.
I guess that might cause such an issue I've added a changelog to my post with the code. The short version is that my version of the code should work on most Intel and AMD systems without any changes.
@Daz i found where is error in results - one key difference. (it is not treshold issue ) Code: \"%c\" --> \'%c\' Must be like this: Code: printf("0x%02X=\'%c\' score=%d ", value[0], normalized[0], score[0]); Now is perfect in MacOS , Linux & Windows - Intel and AMD systems
Yep.You must have all "?" And full protection would be that it could not be started at all (Like in Raspberry Pi)
@Daz This is the result I got after running the executable sent to me by @Mikorist Intel chips are indeed having a fundamental flaw.