Read a report about GShade adding a computer reboot action after detecting a third-party updater, which its developer called anti-tamper behavior.

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About reboots

This page reports that GShade added code to reboot a computer if a third-party app was used to manage updates, which the developer described as anti-tamper behavior. It says the developer acknowledged the reboot code and stated the included payload could have been worse.

It also notes the app stopped working after removal from GitHub, states it is back online, and recommends using stock ReShade instead.

Key features

  • Describes GShade reboot triggered by third-party update manager
  • Reports developer description of reboot as anti-tamper behavior
  • Notes GShade stopped working after GitHub removal
  • States GShade is back online
  • Recommends stock ReShade instead of GShade
Best for: People researching the GShade reboot incident or deciding between GShade and stock ReShade.

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Oct 5, 2026

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It reports that GShade included code to reboot the computer when a third-party update manager was detected.
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It says the app stopped working when removed from GitHub and is back online now.
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