in a modern operating system with protected memory, one program cannot write to another program's memory space. this prevents out of control apps from taking down other apps and/or the OS itself.
This behavior is fundamental to the operation of the OS, you cannot disable it.... I'm sure with some patience you could rewrite the program to work in a way you want, but I have a feeling thats no the answer you wanted
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