Hallo,
Habe heute Windows 7 (32bit) auf einem Acer Aspire One A150 und einem Acer Aspire 5652 installiert. Auf beiden Systemen habe ich BSOD mit TDX.SYS gehabt (ich habe gelesen dass es da ein Problem mit Vista gegeben hat).
Im Moment habe ich alle Provider bis auf Standard Schutz deinstalliert und es scheint zu funktionieren.
Haben andere Benutzer ähnliche Erfahrungen? Hat MS den Fix von Vista nicht in W7 integriert?
Avast 4.8 Home Build Dec2008 4.8.1296
lg Rainer
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Hello,
Today Windows 7 (32bit) on an Acer Aspire One A150 and an Acer Aspire 5652 installed. On both systems, I have had BSOD with TDX.SYS (I’ve read that there is a problem with Vista).
At the moment I have all providers up to standard protection uninstalled and it seems to work.
Other users have similar experiences? MS has the fix in Vista is not integrated into W7?
Avast 4.8 Home Build Dec2008 4.8.1296
Hope this helps.
According to the number of similar reports on google, it’s quite likely that the problem is in the TDX.SYS driver itself and has nothing to do with avast…
Anyway, can you please upload the corresponding minidumps (I assume they’ll be in Windows\Minidump folder - at least that’s how it is on previous Windows version so far) to ftp://ftp.avast.com/incoming ?
Thanks.
I have also experienced the bsod/TDX.sys , but my windows 7 is x64
I will upload the minidump
/rene
Sorry about the german - it was late ;).
I have uploaded my minidumps as rgottsch-minidump.zip.zip (yes, .zip.zip - I need to turn off that file extension hiding, it drives me mad).
Thanks for minidumps.
Looking at dump, there’s no avast driver on the stack and system crashed in tdx!TdxDisconnectConnection function. You can try to uninstall Network Shield/WebShield providers and you’ll see if it helps or not.
here no problems with windows seven beta1 (7000) and avast!
probably its an other security application… (i had bluescreens with superantispyware or spyware terminator i think… dont know which it was exactly…)
yours
onlysomeone
Getting this with AVG (I’m back here to see if Avast is affected) on W7 beta x64.
Had to de-install, then system is stable.
Would appear to be an MS issue, but since some are working ok there must be some configuration issue that’s causing it to surface…
aparently the AV have an interference on this issue …
it’s microsoft who say this …
anybody working on this? it’s so easy to reproduce!!!
The bug is fixed in W7 builds 7032 and up.
Thanks
Vlk
cool !!
are you sure?
You can also try installing using “Run As Administrator”
Not sure if it would help with this situation. It is good preventive medicine for most installs, though.