ProcessDumper

A powerful Windows process memory inspector and dumper inspired by Cheat Engine. Allows you to scan, view, and dump memory of running processes.

Description

ProcessDumper is a lightweight, console-based tool that lets you inspect and analyze the memory of any running Windows process. It combines process information gathering with advanced memory scanning capabilities similar to Cheat Engine.

Warning: This tool requires administrator privileges and may be detected by antivirus software as a potential hacking/tool utility.

Features

• Search for processes by name
• Display detailed process information (PID, path, memory usage, threads)
• Memory region analysis
• Value scanning (int, float)
• String scanning (ASCII and Unicode)
• Hex memory dump with ASCII view
• Clean and user-friendly console interface

Usage

1. Run ProcessDumper.exe as Administrator
2. Enter the name of the target process (e.g. game.exe)
3. Select the process if multiple matches are found
4. Use the menu to scan memory or view hex dumps

Menu Options

• 1 → Search for int value
• 2 → Search for float value
• 3 → Search for ASCII string
• 4 → Search for Unicode string
• 5 → Hex Dump at specific address
• 6 → List all memory regions
• 0 → Exit

Build Instructions

Requirements

• Windows 10/11
• Visual Studio 2022 (recommended) or MinGW

Compiling with Visual Studio

1. Create a new Console App project
2. Replace the code with the content of main.cpp
3. Set Character Set to Use Unicode Character Set
4. Build in Release x64

Compiling with g++ (MinGW)

g++ -o ProcessDumper.exe main.cpp -static -lpsapi -lntdll -O2