Your packed executable needs to include several of the dynamic libs. These can be passed using --link arguments but it can be a pain to find out which ones to add, which is where App::PP::Autolink is useful.

It seems App::PP::Autolink does not process modules passed with the -M flag, but you an always add it to your script explicitly. 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use Filter::Crypto::Decrypt;

print "Hello There...\n";

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This then produces the output below on my Windows machine using Strawberry perl 5.32, which indicates the zlib and libcrypto dynamic libs are needed.

pp_autolink -F Crypto -M Filter::Crypto::Decrypt 11151848.pl
DLL check iter: 1
DLL check iter: 2
DLL check iter: 3
No alien system dlls detected

Detected link list: c:\perls\5.32.1.1_pdl\c\bin/zlib1__.dll c:\perls\5
+.32.1.1_pdl\c\bin/libcrypto-1_1-x64__.dll

Detected alien list:

CMD: pp --link c:\perls\5.32.1.1_pdl\c\bin/zlib1__.dll --link c:\perls
+\5.32.1.1_pdl\c\bin/libcrypto-1_1-x64__.dll -F Crypto -M Filter::Cryp
+to::Decrypt 11151848.pl

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In reply to Re: PAR::Filter::Crypto Fails by swl
in thread PAR::Filter::Crypto Fails by cmv

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