[Windows 7 x64], [Version 6.2.437.2171], adgnetworktdidrv.sys, BSOD.

Pentlands

Beta Tester
Hi,

A couple of days ago for the first time in a very long time my PC crashed to a BSOD, "adgnetworktdidrv.sys" appears to have been involved.

Having checked the file properties of adgnetworktdidrv.sys it appears this is an AdGuard file, are you aware of any issues?

If it helps i have copied the minidump file to another location and can upload it if it would help.

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Pentlands

Beta Tester
What AV do you have?
Microsoft Security Essentials, also Malwarbytes Premium (current version 3.3.1)... sorry, i can't be specific about the build numbers when the BSOD occurred because they've since updated, that said, the minidump file that i still have may have that info.
 

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Administrator
Microsoft Security Essentials, also Malwarbytes Premium (current version 3.3.1)... sorry, i can't be specific about the build numbers when the BSOD occurred because they've since updated, that said, the minidump file that i still have may have that info.
We should re-test it on the newer beta version of AdGuard. It will bring a TDI driver update that *might* help.
 

avatar

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Staff member
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I'm reading your posts above as their might be an issue with the TDI driver causing a BSOD? Would that be a correct assumption?
Yes, and that's basically what's printed on the screenshot. AG driver alone does not cause it, but in conjunction with some other network drivers, it might happen.
 

Pentlands

Beta Tester
Yes, and that's basically what's printed on the screenshot. AG driver alone does not cause it, but in conjunction with some other network drivers, it might happen.
Thanks, as that was the first time I've had a BSOD i could attribute to AG in four years of being a beta tester i was somewhat surprised it happened... as you're aware of an issue i'll step back from this thread.
 

Pentlands

Beta Tester
We should re-test it on the newer beta version of AdGuard. It will bring a TDI driver update that *might* help.
I know i said I'd step back, but....

I do hope so, a couple of days ago i had a second BSOD, this time it was tdx.sys, which according to the properties of the file in c:\windows\system32\drivers... is a "TDI translation Driver".

If it helps, i tracked down when my network driver was last updated, it was August 2017, tdx.sys reports it was last modified in July 2017, I'm still running AG for Windows 6.2.437.2171
I haven't kept track of the AG releases and dates but it would suggest something has recently changed in AG for these crashes to be happening... for over 4 months i didn't have an issue and the only other common denominator appears to be AG.

Latest BSOD follows:
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Pentlands

Beta Tester
I updated today to version 6.3.974.3223, i don't recall seeing anything about an updated TDI driver in the release notes, anyways...

'avatar' said back in January there would be an updated TDI driver released sometime in February that would fix this issue yet they keep happening, i live in hope with every new release! lol

For me, it's not really a big deal because the BSOD's rarely happen and a simple reboot is all that's required, a price to pay for beta testing I'm happy to pay.

Needless to say, i will post here again if it happens again but due to the nature of this it isn't possible to forcibly replicate so you may or may not ever hear from me again on this matter! ;)
 

Pentlands

Beta Tester
BTW, i don't have nightly builds enabled, todays update to 6.3 came via the taskbar icon notification exclamation mark that signals an update is available.

Previously i was on the latest 6.2 beta release.
 

Pentlands

Beta Tester
I noticed it isn't on the Forum yet, i was a bit surprised by that, didn't stop the software alerting me that 6.3 is available with an option to update though ;)
 
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