OpenSSL Universal Patcher is a command-line tool designed to patch 64-bit Windows binary executables that are linked to an older version of OpenSSL (1.1.0). This tool helps to resolve crashes in 10th and 11th gen Intel CPUs and improve the overall stability and security of the affected binaries. More information about the crash can be found in this Intel support article.
I wrote a blog article on how this patcher came to be, you can read it here if you're interested.
To install OpenSSL Universal Patcher, simply download the latest release from the releases page and extract the OpenSSLUniversalPatcher.exe
file to your desired location.
To use OpenSSL Universal Patcher, open a command prompt and navigate to the directory containing the OpenSSLUniversalPatcher.exe
file. Then, execute the following command:
OpenSSLUniversalPatcher.exe <oldfile> <newfile>
<oldfile>
: The path to the binary file to be patched (linked to OpenSSL 1.1.0).<newfile>
: The path where the patched binary file will be saved.
For example, to patch a file called old-binary.exe
and save the patched file as new-binary.exe
, the command would look like:
OpenSSLUniversalPatcher.exe old-binary.exe new-binary.exe
OpenSSL Universal Patcher is released under the MIT License. By using this tool, you agree to the terms and conditions specified in the license.