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WFP driver compatibility with KTS in v6.2 Beta #1683
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@ameshkov Any info about this bug? Am I the only one with such problem? I'd be very grateful if you told me some workaround cus I don't want to get a BSOD at the most inopportune moment again. :) Look at this btw: |
@skipik looks like the old issue we've in #1565, a bit different though (and does not happen that often). I guess it should happen without the Stealth Mode as well. The only 100% way to fix it is to get back the old approach (which required disabling HTTPS scanning in KIS). However, I'd like to avoid it at least in the default configuration as this type of BSODs seems to be really rare (you're the only one so far). What I am thinking about is introducing a low-level "kis compatibility" switch. |
@ameshkov I still have BSODs sometimes. Now we're testing KIS / KTS 19 Beta with the Kaspersky guys and I have sent all my new dumps to them. So I hope that they can finally fix it. :) |
New consolidated issue about bsods |
I got a BSOD today: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION 0x0000003b
My OS: Windows 10 15063.14 v1703 Pro (x64).
Adguard: 6.2.346.1819 Beta.
KTS: Kaspersky Total Security 18.0.0.405(a).
I have Stealth Mode enabled where I only set to block Location API. The WebRTC thing is unchecked.
This is a minidump and a full memory dump (RAR5): https://yadi.sk/d/H1yslxSZ3GqYdM
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