Computer crashes running Windows Virtual PC when Avast IS is installed, Bug check Codes’s 0x0000003b, 0x00000124, 0x0000001e.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards
Computer crashes running Windows Virtual PC when Avast IS is installed, Bug check Codes’s 0x0000003b, 0x00000124, 0x0000001e.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards
Disable hardware virtualization and see if that solves things.
I have the exact same problem. Why has Avast not been fixed? This is clearly an Avast problem. Turning off hardware virtualization is not a good solution - it will affect the performance of the VM.
I tried disabling self protection, root-kit features, etc. in “troubleshooting” and even shutting down the Avast service, but as long as Avast is installed, instant BSOD.
Unacceptable.
Note that if I switch to “passive mode,” then the crash goes away, but then of course I don’t have any realtime protection.
If passive mode is NOT selected, I’ll even crash the host if in a VMware guest if I try to run Virtual PC there, unless I uncheck the virtual option in “troubleshooting.” However, even with it unchecked, the VM inside Virtual PC still crashes sporadically and the apps in it experience unexpected crashes.
I suspect this is aswVmm.sys which is incompatible with the vmm.sys used by Virtual PC. I know you can’t install VPC in Windows 8, because that same file is incompatible, so I’m guessing Avast simply dropped Windows 7 support with respect to usage in that DLL. Not cool.
Avast 17.9 didn’t cause these problems, at least with Virtual PC inside a VMware virtual machine, which is how you can run it on Windows 8 (in a Windows 7 VMware guest).
Hi Biffster,
can you take a look into windows directory for MEMORY.DMP and upload it to avast ftp as service25_memory_dmp.zip ?
System memory dumps are usually located at C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP.
It will help us to resolve the crash.
Thank you !
Hi kwiq, check the date.
Different guy, same problem. I’ll see if I can upload the file as you requested.