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Hello! Thank you! Ok)

Hello! Thanks Arthur! Now I heard exactly what I wanted! So, I can only wait for the next crash (BSoD) so far to look through the journal (Memory Dump) and find out the reason? No more action to take? By the way - is there enough mini-Dump or do you need a full memory dump?

Hi! Thanks! I do not need the actions you have proposed! My computer boots up normally and works without problems! Windows Updates (Tuesday Patches) have been successfully installed! BSoD was two days ago, the system rebooted and everything is working fine for today!😉 How do you explain my question .... I saw that the reason is in the driver tcpip.sys. I read on the Internet that the cause of the conflict could be an antivirus. So I asked if the conflict between EAM and the tcpip driver could cause BSoD? Because I seemed to rule out all other possible causes of the crash)

Hi! Thanks! Bad...It seems to me that we do not understand each other) I’m talking about this (screen) And can EAM cause a conflict with the tcpip driver?

Hello! Thanks for the answer! But we are not talking about installing updates!😮 This is the computer's normal operation!

Hello all! One common cause of BSoD is a problem with the tcpip system driver. To solve this problem, they recommend resetting the protocol settings, updating the network card driver, checking the integrity of system files. And in last place - the recommendation to disable third-party antivirus, especially on Windows 10. It is reported that some antivirus products tend to conflict with the tcpip.sys driver. Unfortunately, all sources are in Russian) My question is: can EAM cause such a conflict and, as a result, BSoD? p.s. I personally encountered this situation when I just watched a video in a browser on the Internet. I performed all the recommended actions - except, of course, disabling and removing EAM😉

Well, thanks for the answer!

Hello! Thanks. Your answer is clear. But then how do you comment on this? (screen)

Hi! Perhaps my opinion on disabling the service is not entirely true! If her work is completely safe - say so😉

Of course, I’m not a security specialist! Therefore, I ask here on the forum! However, for almost 10 years, my Windows 7 worked specifically with the disabled remote registry service. However, on Windows 10 (1909), I am unable to disable it. Rather, the service starts automatically by default again the next time the computer boots ...

That's right, it's a legitimate Windows service! But she can allow remote control of my registry! from someone else's computer! Is not it? In addition, I assume that many security recommendations (at least Russian-language sources) strongly recommend that you disable this service among some others. The computer at the same time works absolutely fine, I assure you!😉

Hello all! It is recommended that you completely disable the Windows Remote Registry service for security reasons. I manually switch the settings to "Disabled" However, at each next start of the computer, the Remote Registry service returns to its default state again, that is, the start is "Automatic" How to make sure that the service does not translate back into autorun? It’s written in the settings that the service is started by the trigger. How to find and disable this trigger? p.s. Sorry, the text on the screenshots in Russian)

Hi! именно с проверки AdwCleaner все и началось) Самый первый скрин) Честно говоря-это не такая уж проблема! Almost everything I wanted — I heard and took note here! Thank!

Hello! Since I do not use PowerShell, I will disable it.

Hello! That is curious! I checked the laptop program PC Decrapifier. She does not find anything to delete😌