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Is it possible, to run whichever line I want?
For example, if it is at black position, and i want to run the RED CIRCLED command:



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I couldn't find a way to do that, neither in right click or etc... Just want to select that line and do i.e. "RUN THIS LINE"






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Is it possible, to run whichever line I want?
For example, if it is at black position, and i want to run the RED CIRCLED command:



enter image description here



I couldn't find a way to do that, neither in right click or etc... Just want to select that line and do i.e. "RUN THIS LINE"






debugging x64dbg







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  • You can change the instruction pointer to that line with right click -> set new origin at
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Is it possible, to run whichever line I want?
For example, if it is at black position, and i want to run the RED CIRCLED command:



enter image description here



I couldn't find a way to do that, neither in right click or etc... Just want to select that line and do i.e. "RUN THIS LINE"






debugging x64dbg







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Is it possible, to run whichever line I want?
For example, if it is at black position, and i want to run the RED CIRCLED command:



enter image description here



I couldn't find a way to do that, neither in right click or etc... Just want to select that line and do i.e. "RUN THIS LINE"






debugging x64dbg




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You can change the instruction pointer to that line with right click -> set new origin at
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You can use the Set New Origin Here option in the context menu of the disassembly view to change EIP/RIP to the selected line:



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In x64dbg commands this option can be expressed as: cip = dis.sel().






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You can use the Set New Origin Here option in the context menu of the disassembly view to change EIP/RIP to the selected line:



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In x64dbg commands this option can be expressed as: cip = dis.sel().






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