Yes absolutely, it’s the latest Kali custom image (everything else installed up to this point is working perfectly). The application installs exactly as shown on the lesson video, with the exact same prompts and displays and generates a desktop icon… but as soon as I double click the Desktop icon to run it, it opens into the Converter window and INSTANTLY freezes with the “Invalid memory access” error message displayed across the screen and there is no way to get around it or to close the box down, nothing is responding… the only thing I can do at that point is to power the Virtual Kali machine down and restart it. What is going on? Is there a different Bat to Exe converter program I can, or should use instead?

Hi Diego. I followed the Lesson 11.3 EXACTLY! Every step exactly is as shown in the video. Downloaded the .zip file to Downloads… Extract Here, in Downloads… then from Terminal navigate to Downloads, run Bat_To_Exe_Converter.exe with the command wine… use the Installation Wizard setup, and create a Desktop shortcut… then run it (double click) from the shortcut… the Converter window opens and looks normal, but INSTANTLY displays the error message and completely freezes, shading the entire display and unresponsive.

Hey Diego, I’m not having any luck with this issue, I have tried re-installing it several times and it always just completely freezes up my Kali window when I run it from the Desktop icon like Zaid shows. It doesn’t look like there’s an obvious solution here from you guys so… I would like to completely uninstall and remove everything about this program, and maybe try a different bat-to-exe tool – there’s several listed on Google. Can you tell me the specific command string and procedure to completely eradicate this from my Custom Kali? I don’t want to do this by just deleting the Custom Kali image and start with a new Kali image because I have many month’s worth of programs and tool installations and files that I have compiled through thick and thin, and I would rather NOT have to do all that all over again from scratch to get back to this point. Otherwise I’m going to have to skip a lot of lessons if I don’t get this thing working, because it looks like Zaid keeps referring back to these example .exe files.

OK I tried running it from its location, I found it here: /root/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Bat To Exe Converter/Bat_To_Exe_Converter.exe (it was NOT in the Program Files(x86) folder). I got the same error… I have included screenshots on my Goggle Drive of the results.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13xWwi7pBMv430n7wwQzt8yzWV591mnGD/view?usp=drive_link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zTBxxxSjGe1i8cElEFrCzAx9DYoxvt-L/view?usp=drive_link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lonr2P-xfn5Dg9ebNqLhsw1KkMzfzXMf/view?usp=drive_link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/12dleFVqhlUH9eX1Sai7nqKX2nqjSyNqH/view?usp=drive_link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AtnO_-1fs4UtXkGdUAEENE936BXBt5Yv/view?usp=drive_link.

Diego… once again you are AWESOME!! Thank you for helping get through another stumbling block. I tried running both those executables… the first one didn’t work – I got the same error, but the (x64).exe one worked fine. Have a beer on me 😉
Cheers,

Ross

Haha…great! BTW… I might as well get rid of that Desktop shortcut at this point – it doesn’t work anyways, especially if I’m just going to use the direct method you taught me above. How do i get rid of it? What’s the command line?