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

[myMoon]

@Pentlands

Hello!

Sad to watch that, could you be so kind to gather log files again and send them to support@adguard.com?

 

[Pentlands]

Log files gathered and sent.

 

[Pentlands]

@TheHasagi,

You likely know this, same as last time:
**User ID**: 1524790

 

[avatar]

Sadly it appears it isn't fixed

I had my first BSOD with AdGuard 6.3 yesterday:

We would need a minidump (I hope it's still there):
https://serverfault.com/questions/306812/where-is-minidump-file

 

[Pentlands]

We would need a minidump (I hope it's still there):
https://serverfault.com/questions/306812/where-is-minidump-file

I still have it, I've deleted them as they happened but i always had faith someone would would want one at some point so kept the latest.

Where whould i send the minidump?

 

[myMoon]

@Pentlands

Please send them to support@adguard.com.

 

[Pentlands]

@avatar
@TheHasagi

Minidump sent, hope it helps.

 

[vasily_bagirov]

^ helpdesk ID: 1524790

 

[myMoon]

@Pentlands

Thank you, received minidump. Work in progress.

 

[myMoon]

@Pentlands

Hello!

Sorry for late.

As we can see from your minidump files it is not caused by AdGuard, seems to be -

You can try to find answers here -

Spoiler: Site

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2872099/ntoskrnl-wrong-symbols-exe-recent-windows-update.html

Can you try it on other internet browsers? Like Chrome, Firefox, Opera?

 

[Pentlands]

@TheHasagi

Thank you for the taking the time to rule out AdGuard as the cause, unfortunately your link might not help because I'm running Win 7 and the link is for Win 10, that said, I'll try the Win10 suggestions first because they're pretty straight forward before i try to get into possible Win 7 causes... knowing 'ntoskrnl.wrong.symbols.exe' might be the cause will likely be a great help.
If i ever find a resolution i'll post an fyi here just in case anyone else should run across the same issue.
[As an aside is "ntoskrnl.wrong.symbols.exe" an actual file or some sort of odd error message because I've searched for it on my pc and can't find it anywhere?]

Can you try it on other internet browsers? Like Chrome, Firefox, Opera?

I have Firefox installed and have had for many years, i don't use it very often but I've never had a BSOD when using it.
Firefox within the Filtered Apps option in AdGuard is enabled and has been for as long as i can remember.

Anyways, now that AdGuard is likely ruled out as the cause i guess the ball is back in my court again, thanks for your help