- #DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION INSTALL#
- #DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION DRIVERS#
- #DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION DRIVER#
I've changed the dump type to "Active Memory". The resultant file was 64 Gbytes and couldn't be uploaded. I did capture a memory dump this afternoon, but I didn't realize I had my dump setting configured to do a complete memory dump.
#DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION DRIVER#
" sc qc vstor2-mntapi20-shared" yields the following:Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32>sc qc vstor2-mntapi20-sharedīINARY_PATH_NAME : SysWOW64\drivers\vstor2-圆4.sysĭISPLAY_NAME : Vstor2 MntApi 2.0 Driver (shared)
I see the version of vstor2-64.sys is 6.1.2.439 build-6345372. For tips about debugging Bug Check 0xC4, see Debugging Bug Check 0xC4: DRIVERVERIFIERDETECTEDVIOLATION. I followed the procedure (or at least I think I did). If Driver Verifier isn't enabled (if it's already turned off), please let us know also. FYI - the purpose of Driver Verifier is to cause a BSOD that will (hopefully) point out the misbehaving driver. Should I rename my copy of vstor2-圆4.sys to vstor2-mntapi20-shared.sys and copy it back in?įirst and foremost, thank you POCEH for offering and spending the time to help everyone to nail this down!Įither I did something wrong or I have a different issue causing my BSODs. To do this, open up verifier.exe and select 'Delete existing settings' and click on 'Finish'. DRIVERVERIFIERDETECTEDVIOLATION (c4) A device driver attempting to corrupt the system has been caught. This has added vstor2-mntapi20-shared.sys (version 6.1.2 build 6345372) back into C:\Windows\SysWOW64\drivers Vstor2-圆4.sys - version 6.1.2 build-6345372ĭownloaded new version of VMware-workstation-full-14.1.1-7528167.exe (same file, but just incase there was anything corrupt) - from Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.īugCheck C4, Ĭhecked C:\Windows\SysWOW64\drivers - vstor2-mntapi20-shared.sys has been removed.ĭownloaded VMware-converter-en-6.2.0-7348398.exe - from.
#DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION DRIVERS#
To try and figure out the cause I started analysing the dumps, updated my drivers and BIOS and ran a few mem tests, but the problem has persisted.Īfter using the verifier tool, Windows wouldn't boot up and the latest dump file seems to point to vstor2-mntapi20-shared.sys.Īny tips on how I can narrow down the actual problem here? I have been getting this blue screen whenever i start my pc since i turned on driver verifier, at first my pc would restart after blue screen and then go back. select view > command and enter analyze v at the kd prompt. It seems to happen even when I'm not using Workstation Pro but can be forced with a little patience by rebooting VM's. Press ctrl d, go to windir or windir minidump and open the dump file. Once the BIOS had been updated I am no longer to get in to the Windows again and a BSoD screen appears and reporting as DRIVER VERIFIER DMA VIOLATION.
#DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION INSTALL#
I've recently bought an AMD 1700X PC so I could create a nested vsphere lab in WS14 pro and complete my Virtual-Jedi training, but as son as I install Workstation Pro, I get regular BSODs.
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