This section contains information about the JauntePE runtime builds and settings. DLL Builds contains information on the feature set for each different jauntePE dll runtime build type. The rest of the section is devoted to presenting the JauntePE runtime settings that the jauntePE dll runtime makes use of to control the behavior of a launched and/or injected application. These settings will be used by the JauntePE runtime as an override for any equivalent launch settings. The settings have been subdivided into 5 major "plugin" categories: identification, portablization, fake drives, shell usage prevention, and annoying message and dialog box prevention. You can also find a complete list of the settings in the index.

One of the most complicated parts of using the runtime settings is determining which runtime ini gets used by a given invocation of the injected jauntePE dll. This is due to the flexibility built into the naming and possible locations of the runtime ini. So given below are the steps that the runtime itself takes when determining which runtime ini to read the runtime settings from. You should be able to use these as a guide when determining where you want to place and name your runtime inis. It should also serve as a guide when something goes wrong and you need to verify that the injected executable was actually using the settings you had intended it to.

The ini must be named either %appname%_jauntePE.ini (where %appname% is the filename, minus the file extension, of the running executable, e.g., Firefox) or JauntePE_jauntePE.ini. It must also reside either in the application executable's directory, one of the portable data directorys, one of the runtime ini directorys, or in the directory containing the jauntePE dll that was injected into the launched or currently executing application's process.

The explicit search order for the ini is given in the following table:

Once the first of these inis is found, if any, that ini is used for all of the JauntePE runtime settings. In other words, missing sections in the application-specific ini do not default back to any found JauntePE_jauntePE ini file's settings.