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ReHIPS / Re: Any issues with 1809?
« Last post by Tarnak on October 29, 2018, 02:40:04 am »A bridge too far! I am still running build 1703, Windows Pro.
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ReHIPS / Re: Ask Questions Here - ReHIPS Features & Unexpected Behaviors
« Last post by Tarnak on October 29, 2018, 02:36:56 am »Well, I just learnt about this location [C:\Windows\LiveKernelReports ] which had remained hidden, and after giving permission, I gained access.
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ReHIPS / Re: Any issues with 1809?
« Last post by Umbra on October 29, 2018, 02:32:31 am »No issues so far too.
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ReHIPS / Re: Ask Questions Here - ReHIPS Features & Unexpected Behaviors
« Last post by Tarnak on October 29, 2018, 01:49:19 am »Finally, it just crashed a short time ago! I have the dump, which I will e-mail, as requested.
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ReHIPS / Re: Ask Questions Here - ReHIPS Features & Unexpected Behaviors
« Last post by fixer on October 26, 2018, 11:49:49 am »According to the screenshot, looks like it's igdkmd64.sys fault, it's for Intel graphics, and google has some entries for this.
But it's hard to be sure by the screenshot, the best way is to send me the kernel memory dump file. Configure it like here https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5560-configure-windows-10-create-minidump-bsod.html I believe it's Win10-related, make BSOD happen and send me the dump. Then we'll be able to find the root of the problem.
But it's hard to be sure by the screenshot, the best way is to send me the kernel memory dump file. Configure it like here https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5560-configure-windows-10-create-minidump-bsod.html I believe it's Win10-related, make BSOD happen and send me the dump. Then we'll be able to find the root of the problem.
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ReHIPS / Re: Ask Questions Here - ReHIPS Features & Unexpected Behaviors
« Last post by Tarnak on October 26, 2018, 12:59:03 am »I tried following instructions, but those seem to apply to Window 8, and it is different for Windows 10 Pro. I got into Advanced Recovery, but from there. the options to choose were just too many! And, I didn't want too risk it, i.e. choosing the wrong one.
However, using an old Nirsoft utility[BlueScreen Viewer] that I had used in the past when running my now defunct XP desktop, and which now is installed on my Surface Book laptop, it shows the recent BSOD's:
However, using an old Nirsoft utility[BlueScreen Viewer] that I had used in the past when running my now defunct XP desktop, and which now is installed on my Surface Book laptop, it shows the recent BSOD's:
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ReHIPS / Re: Ask Questions Here - ReHIPS Features & Unexpected Behaviors
« Last post by fixer on October 25, 2018, 06:59:52 pm »The @paulderdash issue is GlassWire-related https://forum.rehips.com/index.php?topic=2032.msg13229#msg13229 or https://forum.rehips.com/index.php?topic=7863 So it has nothing to do with ReHIPS.
If you think your issue is different, could you please enable full kernel memory dump https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/enabling-a-kernel-mode-dump-file and send me the dump when it BSODs again? Hopefully it'll let us find the root of the problem.
If you think your issue is different, could you please enable full kernel memory dump https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/enabling-a-kernel-mode-dump-file and send me the dump when it BSODs again? Hopefully it'll let us find the root of the problem.
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ReHIPS / Re: Ask Questions Here - ReHIPS Features & Unexpected Behaviors
« Last post by Tarnak on October 25, 2018, 03:23:03 pm »I have started getting Error code:DPC_Watchdog_Violation since early September, but some days it occurs more often. Like half a dozen times a day, and soon after bootup.
I have tried many of recommended things, that you find when googling to try and fix the problem. But, nothing has worked!
However, in the past 24 hours, I decided to try something, else. This was to exit ReHIPS, soon after loading at startup. This has stopped the DPC_Watchdog_Violation problem, for the moment. These are shown in Windows: Mini Dumps, and the "Reliability Monitor" in Windows 10.
P.S. I found some reference to the DPC_Watchdog_Violation previously, by @paulderdash - https://forum.rehips.com/index.php?topic=2032.msg12948#msg12948
I have tried many of recommended things, that you find when googling to try and fix the problem. But, nothing has worked!
However, in the past 24 hours, I decided to try something, else. This was to exit ReHIPS, soon after loading at startup. This has stopped the DPC_Watchdog_Violation problem, for the moment. These are shown in Windows: Mini Dumps, and the "Reliability Monitor" in Windows 10.
P.S. I found some reference to the DPC_Watchdog_Violation previously, by @paulderdash - https://forum.rehips.com/index.php?topic=2032.msg12948#msg12948
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ReHIPS / Re: Isolate desktop versions of web apps?
« Last post by shmu26 on October 23, 2018, 01:11:02 pm »That's an interesting analysis.
More knowledge = less paranoia.
More knowledge = less paranoia.
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ReHIPS / Re: Isolate desktop versions of web apps?
« Last post by fixer on October 22, 2018, 07:49:45 pm »This software is active and updated.
It doesn't work with files (like Word for example).
I haven't heard of any critical exploits.
While it's internet-facing, it doesn't work as a server (allowing any client to connect and interact with it) and it usually connects to relatively trusted servers (like pool of servers mantained by developers).
Yeah, I know, it's just an approximate and not 100% precise info. But I wouldn't isolate them as I consider them a low-risk programs.
It doesn't work with files (like Word for example).
I haven't heard of any critical exploits.
While it's internet-facing, it doesn't work as a server (allowing any client to connect and interact with it) and it usually connects to relatively trusted servers (like pool of servers mantained by developers).
Yeah, I know, it's just an approximate and not 100% precise info. But I wouldn't isolate them as I consider them a low-risk programs.