ProxifierDrvAutoToggle

Auto-toggle Proxifier's driver for convenience against EA's Javelin Anti-Cheat.

tl;dr: This tool ensures Proxifier is completely disabled when you exit the Proxifier program (without needing to uninstall Proxifier), in order to let you play Battlefield 6 more conveniently.

This is a very bare-bone workaround.

Usage

This is a service-based tool. Meaning you need to install the tool as service and let it run in background.

• Use launch argument install to install the tool as a background service.
• Use launch argument uninstall (or remove, delete) to uninstall the background service which has been created by this tool.
• Both installation and uninstallation of the service require Administration privileges.

But why running background?

• The tool needs to monitor whether Proxifier's front-end GUI is running or not. When the Proxifier's GUI isn't running, the tool will automatically stop the ProxifierDrv (the back-bone driver of Proxifier).

Note

- When ProxifierDrv is stopped, you may need to run the Proxifier's GUI TWICE within 5-second.

Because the first time you run Proxifier's GUI will pop up an error dialog complaining about "Proxifier driver is not running". Just close the error dialog and immediately run the Proxifier's GUI again within 5-second (countdown start when the error dialog appears) and it should be working.

If you run Proxifier but the error dialog doesn't show up, then it's all good on first try.

Why this happens is because this tool may not start the ProxifierDrv service fast enough to be before the Proxifier's GUI launches.

- To actually exit Proxifier, you need to use one of these methods: File->Exit in the Proxifier's window menu, or Exit via the icon's context menu in the Notification Area (or the clock area of the TaskBar).

Only when you fully exit the Proxifier's GUI than the service will start to take action to disable the driver.