Simple console app written in Rust to toggle the LAA flag in 32 bit Windows binaries. Without the LAA flag those apps are limited to 2GB memory only, instead of the 4GB they could allocate with it. One argument must be passed, which is the path to the EXE you want to modify. The simplest way is to just drag the app you want to modify onto this one.
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laa_toggle

Simple console app written in Rust to toggle the LAA flag in 32 bit Windows binaries. Without the LAA flag those apps are limited to 2GB memory only, instead of the 4GB they could allocate with it.

One argument must be passed, which is the path to the EXE you want to modify. The simplest way is to just drag the app you want to modify onto this one.