NOD v5 causes BSOD on reboot.

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by TimaN, Nov 16, 2011.

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  1. TimaN

    TimaN Registered Member

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    Just before it gets to "Welcome" screen I get a stop error 07E. Doesn't list a faulty driver or anything else. I do a restart after BSOD and it boots up fine. This error repeats itself just about every other time. Uninstalling Nod fixes the problem. Running Win. XP SP3. Any suggestions?
     
  2. Cudni

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    contact tech support, they might ask for more info
     
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  4. arqarq

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    This is known. Turn off HIPS. Waiting for solution too. The same issue occurs on WinXP x64.
     
  5. TimaN

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    No other real-time scanners running. Good to know that it's a known issue. Will wait for a fix :doubt:
     
  6. Marcos

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    Have you supplied Customer care with the dump created during the crash? Unless you do so it's impossible to tell if ESET is involved or if it's a known issue.
     
  7. arqarq

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    I've sent a few dumps and get this info from them, otherwise I wouldn't write it here. As they suggest turning off HIPS helps and no BSODs occur anymore. They've told me this will be fixed in the next HIPS module. I was concerned that only me is getting this issue, now I'm not :)
     
  8. Marcos

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    I see but you never know if this is the same case or if BSOD is caused by something else, e.g. 3rd party drivers interfering with ESET. Without getting a dump it's impossible to tell what's causing it.
     
  9. arqarq

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    Of course, sending dump to Eset is a must for TimaN. I've only wanted to get people to know my issue, with the same symptomps, when their for-years-ok-pc (like mine) gets BSOD after install EAV5 (no problems with EAV4).
    Also, TimaN could turn off HIPS and check if it helps, then it is the same issue.
     
  10. TimaN

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    I ended up reverting back to v.4 before I could send the dump. Will have to wait until most bugs with v.5 smooth out.
     
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