Qt GH DLL Injector Graphical User Interface

This repository hosts a customized frontend for the official Guided Hacking DLL Injector. This version is updated to .NET 10. The project files use the v145 toolset (Visual Studio 2026). The Debug | x64 and Release | x64 configurations build against Qt 6.11.1, while the x86 and Static configurations still reference Qt 5.15.2 (see Which Qt version do I need?).

📌 Project History & Evolution

The original frontend for the GH Injector was built using AutoIt. In 2020, Kage and Multikill developed the initial framework for this modern Qt-based interface. Over the subsequent five years, Broihon has continually updated, maintained, and enhanced the codebase.

🖼️ Interface Preview

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🛠️ Compilation & Build Instructions

1. IDE Setup

• Download and install Visual Studio 2026 with the Desktop development with C++ workload. The projects use PlatformToolset v145; to build with an older Visual Studio, retarget the toolset in the project properties first.
• Clone with submodules (the injector library is a submodule): git clone --recurse-submodules <repo-url>, or run git submodule update --init in an existing clone.

2. Qt Framework Installation

• Acquire the Qt Online Installer.
• Add Qt 6.11.1 -> MSVC 2022 64-bit (installs to C:\Qt\6.11.1\msvc2022_64). Required for the x64 Debug and Release configurations; the post-build windeployqt step uses this exact path.
• Add Qt 5.15.2 -> MSVC 2019 32-bit only if you want to build the Debug | x86 or Release | x86 configurations (Qt 6 has no official 32-bit Windows build). The Static configurations use the static Qt 5.15.2 build from step 4.

Which Qt version do I need?

Configuration	Qt install name in the project	Qt version
Debug / Release | x64	6.11.1_msvc2022_64	6.11.1
Debug / Release | x86	5.15.2_x86	5.15.2
Static | x64 / x86	5.15.2_static	5.15.2 (static build)

3. Visual Studio Integration

• Download and integrate the Qt VS Tools extension compatible with your version of Visual Studio.

4. Static Qt Dependencies

• Download the static binaries from the Martin Rotter Minimalistic Build Releases.
• Extract the contents to your local Qt build directory, ensuring the path mirrors your compiler version setup (e.g., C:\Qt\5.15.2\qt-5.15.2-static-msvc2019-x86_64 or equivalent updated toolset path).

5. Configuring Visual Studio Environment

1. Navigate via the top menu bar: Qt VS Tools -> Qt Options -> Add. Provide your compiler-specific installation paths:
   • C:\Qt\6.11.1\msvc2022_64 (name it 6.11.1_msvc2022_64)
   • C:\Qt\5.15.2\msvc2019 (or newer MSVC target folders)
   • C:\Qt\5.15.2\qt-5.15.2-static-msvc2019-x86_64
2. Open the project properties: Project -> Properties -> Qt Project Settings -> Qt Installation. Map the target architectures based on your active toolset:
   • x86 target -> Select your default MSVC environment
   • x64 target -> Select the Qt 6.11.1 install (6.11.1_msvc2022_64)
   • x64_static target -> Select your static MSVC build environment
3. Restart your Visual Studio IDE instance to refresh IntelliSense.
4. Compile and build the solution.

6. Linking the Injector Library

1. The library lives in the GH Injector Library submodule (your fork of GuidedHacking-Injector); make sure it is checked out (see step 1). The library projects are part of this solution.
2. The library projects already set the C++ language standard to stdcpp20; no change is needed.
3. Build the library and place its binaries next to the GUI executable. The GUI loads the injection library at runtime with LoadLibraryW.

✨ Core Application Features

• Advanced Drag & Drop: Custom drag-and-drop mechanism engineered to successfully bypass UIPI restrictions.
• CLI Functionality: Native command-line interface for headless execution.
• Shortcut Utility: Automated desktop and system shortcut generator.
• Automated Execution: Built-in engine supporting automatic target process injection.

🤝 Project Credits & References

• Guided Hacking DLL Injector Core
• Jorgen-VikingGod / Qt-Frameless-Window-DarkStyle Framework
• fpoussin / Qt5-MSVC-Static Build Script Patterns

License

All original licenses of all used components Qt are respected with the additional exception that compiling, linking or using is allowed. Go to Qt website and check for License.

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