NOD32 conflict with TrojanHunter 4.5 (Win98SE)

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by mowergun, May 13, 2007.

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  1. mowergun

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    Some time ago I tried a scan of my computer with my NOD32 and the scan terminated with the following error:

    NOD32 caused an invalid page fault in
    module KERNEL32.DLL at 019f:bff9da1a.
    Registers:
    EAX=008e0108 CS=019f EIP=bff9da1a EFLGS=00210202
    EBX=01b1ecb0 SS=01a7 ESP=008dffec EBP=008e010c
    ECX=008e00b8 DS=01a7 ESI=008e0214 FS=35bf
    EDX=008e012c ES=01a7 EDI=008e012c GS=0000
    Bytes at CS:EIP:
    50 51 ff 75 08 8d 85 e0 fe ff ff 50 ff 75 0c e8
    Stack dump:

    I didn't have time to investigate this at the time, however yesterday I revisited the issue. I tried shutting down everything except systray and explorer, but the scan always terminated with the same error.

    Noting the "Stack dump" at the end of the error I tried inserting the line "MinSPs=6" in the 386Enh section of the system ini. When I rebooted only amon protection module loaded. Imon, emon, dmon and Nod32 protection modules would not load. On a second reboot only amon and Nod32 modules loaded. On each subsequent reboot only amon loaded, so I deleted the "MinSPs=6" line from the 386Enh section of the system ini and then rebooted and all modules loaded successfully.

    I read somewhere that KERNEL32dll errors can be caused when an application attempts to access a protected file or disc sector or something like that. So I rescanned with NOD32 repeatedly noting when the error occured. The error occured each time when NOD32 was scanning the TrojanHunter program directory, so I uninstalled TrojanHunter, rebooted and tried another scan with NOD32. This time NOD32 completed a scan successfully without error.

    I knew that a newer version of TrojanHunter was available, but I had not yet upgraded over my slow dial-up connection. I downloaded the installer for the latest version of TrojanHunter (version 4.6) and installed it. Then I rebooted and scanned with NOD32 and the scan completed successfully without error.

    So upgrading from TrojanHunter 4.5 to 4.6 solved the problem. I just thought I would post this in case someone else is having the same problem.
     
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