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+## **Step-by-Step Compilation Instructions**
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+### **1. Install Visual Studio**
+1. Download and install the **Visual Studio IDE** (Community Edition is sufficient) from [Download](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/).
+2. During installation, ensure you select the following workloads:
+   - **Desktop development with C++**
+   - **MSVC v142 - VS 2019 C++ x64/x86 build tools**
+   - **Windows 10 SDK**
+   - **Windows 11 SDK**
+
+### **2. Add MASM (Assembly) Support**
+MASM is not enabled by default in C++ projects. Here’s how to configure it:
+
+1. Right-click the **Solution** in the Solution Explorer and select **Add > New Project**.
+2. Choose **Empty Project**.
+3. Add the assembly file (`Lsasssyscall.asm`) to this project:
+   - Right-click **Source Files** in the Solution Explorer.
+   - Select **Add > Existing Item** and choose your `Lsasssyscall.asm` file.
+   - Right click at the project name > Build Dependencies > Build Customizations > Enable MASM
+   - Right click at the project name > properties > Linker > System > SubSystem : Console
+
+### **4. Build the Project**
+1. Set the build configuration to **Release** or **Debug** and **x64**.
+2. Press **Ctrl+Shift+B** or go to **Build > Build Solution** to compile the project.
+
+
+### **5. Run the Program**
+- Run the compiled executable (`LsassDumpSyscall.exe`) as an administrator.
+- Ensure the required privileges are enabled for the process (e.g., SE_DEBUG_NAME).
+
+More details: https://programminghaven.home.blog/2020/02/16/setup-an-assembly-project-on-visual-studio-2019/