Program will close due to security problem.

I'm not sure where to post this, so let the mods decide. It's regarding a game called Dysterra.
I posted pretty much the same question on the Windows10 forum as I had this system back then. Now I'm on W11 and have the exact same issue, exact the same message and everything. Part of the reason to migrate to W11 was to get rid of that. But didn't work.
This game has something called Wellbia XIGNCODE anticheat seem and as well as on W10 and W11 I'm getting error box saying shortly after I run the program "program will close due to security problem. error 0x70000,0xB0". I've read that this type of msg is displayed basically when system can't handle the program and know that something's wrong, but doesn't know exactly what. Like I've said, I thought that on W11 I won't have that. Now I don't have any issues with devices, no yellow question mark in device manager, I'm running the game itself as well as Wellbia executable file(which is in AppData/local) as an administrator. Installed, just to be safe, the latest ver of dx12, dot.net frameworks video drivers, and yet, still have this security msg. Game closes after that of course.
What are your ideas? What else can I try?

The changes to Windows 11 from 10 were mostly cosmetic, a lot of the coding at base levels is the same in 11 as 10, yes there are some changes "under the hood" for totally new features but on the good side the number of "wont run on 11" incidents are lower than you would expect - unfortunately there the cases like yours.

Hopefully someone will be along who knows the game and a solution to the issue - will leave the thread here as it will be most visible here

barman58 said:

The changes to Windows 11 from 10 were mostly cosmetic, a lot of the coding at base levels is the same in 11 as 10, yes there are some changes "under the hood" for totally new features but on the good side the number of "wont run on 11" incidents are lower than you would expect - unfortunately there the cases like yours.

Hopefully someone will be along who knows the game and a solution to the issue - will leave the thread here as it will be most visible here

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Thx:)
Regarding the changes, I though so, but though - it's newer, i should go with a times, the error like I had in W10 shouldn't be there on W11. I was wrong

The way I would proceed is to report the fault to Microsoft and the game designer. [ the game designer is the one who will be expected to edit their code in most cases]. not being sure about how many systems this issue affects is an issue in itself it could be a common issue or may only show in a small number of systems .
it's a security sub routine that appears to be causing the issue , you could try switching off any third party security you have in addition to the Microsoft systems and see if that helps, if it does - let the provider of the security know so they can adjust their software

As to the statement that it's security subrutine I agree. It clearly is and although I have now Kaspersky antivirus, the same msg was before I installed KIS and after, Game is added as an exeption in KIS antyvirus. On W10 I had only default windows defender and had exact the same msg.

Game related
General crashes

Timaximus said:

Game related
General crashes

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Thank you, already done so. Been told only to do whatever it says in General crashes FAQ.
Done that and the result is the same.

I did had another response from dev team. They stated that the issue is the software I'm using - Process Hacker. It proves to be true as as soon as I've disabled this programme, the game started without any problems. On the other hand though, Process Hacker is a freeware tool to help me monitor my system resources. So how anticheat system detect this as a problem?

It's not what you might personally use Process Hacker for but, presumably, whether the gaming service has determined that this particular piece of software has the potential to be used as either a direct 'cheat tool', or could be used to help service users to bypass their protection systems.

You could, of course, simply try using a different (less intrusive?) process monitor app when using the gaming service.

Or, it could be as simple as the anti-cheat system seeing the name of the process hacker executable (which I also use) and throwing an exception. Literally seeing the word hacker in the name of the tool and it throws a conniption fit.

Some of these anti-cheat systems are not very well written.