Hi,
Using test build #4: 4.3.17 r96342, I can't start any VM. I'm on Windows 7 64-bit with avast (but disabled from the tray icon).
Logs attached.
RyanSpooner wrote:1) Windows 8.1 x64 Professional , VBox Version: 4.3.17 r96342
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3) McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.8 Patch 4 (though it does the same thing even with this turned off.
Version 4.3.12 was working fine. I updated to 4.3.16 and this issue begin:
CD C:\Programs\VirtualBox
VBoxHeadless --startvm XPVirtualMachine >VBoxHeadlessConsole.log
bird wrote:Hi All!
Test build #5 is finally here, been working around the clock for since last week on this. It include some radical changes to the code that has been running head first into several antivirus/antimalware/firewalls/quickcam/protection software. The changes should better contain the conflict situation, ruling out a lot of annoying factors. (For the curious, I've moved the securing of the VM process and opening of vboxdrv till before NTDLL.DLL is initialized. Not pretty, but hopefully efficient.)
Test build #5: https://www.virtualbox.org/download/tes ... 26-Win.exe
Changes since test build #4:
- Fixes problem on windows 8.1, especially for symantec endpoint protection users (but also avast and others).
- General improvements (hopefully).
Would be great if as many as possible could give this build a spin, even if things works for you already. (Consider it a 4.3.18 release candidate.)
Enjoy,
bird.
Mucky wrote:Hi,
i used the new Version "4.3.17 r96342", but i still have the problem that my old VM-Image (Debian 32) doesn't start on my Windows 7 Host.
Error -3738 "VERR_SUPDRV_HARDENING_EVIL_HANDLE"
1) Host and version
Windows 7 64bit
2) VBoxStartup.log
attached
3) Host virus software or debugging programs:
AVG Antivirus FRee 2014
Update:
I've also tried this solution, doesn't work:
1. \Oracle\VirtualBox\drivers\USB\filter\VBoxUSBMon.inf - right mouse > install
2. \Oracle\VirtualBox\drivers\vboxdrv\VBoxDrv.inf - right mouse > install
Also disabeling AVG Antivirus via Try doesn't work
bird wrote:
@docfxit: Some questions:
- Is the problem specific to VBoxHeadless. I mean, can you run VMs in the GUI?
- Iff this is related to the AV issues, I need VBoxStartup.log to see what's going on with DLLs and verification. Could you get me both VBoxStartup.log and VBox.log for a hung VBoxHeadless session, please?
- Even better, a process dump (minidump is fine if you know process explorer) of the hung VBoxHeadless would rock.
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