Program for checking the integrity of an AME installation.
Tool for checking the integrity of an AME installation.
![AME Integrity Check Screenshot](screenshot.png)
## Usage
You can download the script by going to the [latest release](https://git.ameliorated.info/Joe/ameck/releases/latest) and selecting `ameck.exe` from the **Downloads** section. Once downloaded, simply run `ameck.exe`.
You can download the tool by going to the [latest release](https://git.ameliorated.info/Styris/ameck/releases) and selecting `ameck.exe` from the **Downloads** section.
Once downloaded, simply run `ameck.exe`.
## Summary
While AME installations are generally very resilient, certain user actions can trigger Windows to perform the self-healing process, causing previously removed programs like Microsoft Edge or Windows Update to appear, such as:
- running `/sfc` commands
- installing certain pirated software
- installing software that have significant privileges over a system, such as Microsoft Edge or antiviruses
To find out more about potential causes for self-healing, take a look at the [AME Self-Healing Report](https://wiki.ameliorated.info/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=ame-heal_2_.pdf).
In the event that you suspect an AME installation has been compromised, this tool can be used for checking the integrity of an AME installation.
## Compilation
Requirements:
* Visual Studio or relevent IDE with .NET desktop development
* Visual Studio or relevant IDE with .NET desktop development