@Docfxit: There isn't anything obvious in the VBoxStartup.log. The minidump seems to be of the first or second VBoxHeadless.exe process, there are three of them if you get VBox.log output. So, switch process explorer into tree view and minidump the deepest of them. (Alternatively just dump all three.)
@Mucky: Still no luck reproducing the evil handle error. But I'll post a new test build in a few hours with improved error reporting. So, please try test build #6 when it's ready.
@RelakS: It's really tedious to try replicate your environment... End-user McAffe products work fine, and so does the enterprise versions setup we have on our oracle PCs (to my knowledge). Would be real cool if you happened to have a (system) minidump from that BSOD or any other information (screen shot, log entry, whatever)...
@rnewman: Been unable to reproduce that issue locally (recreating your environment is also difficult for me). Would be really cool if you happened to have a (system) minidump from that BSOD or any other information (screen shot, log entry, whatever)...
@quiettime: Sounds like we've got an installer problem or two wrt vboxdrv installation... Will investigate.
@Scrotos: Nice work figure out that CERT_E_REVOCATION_FAILURE error! (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 85%29.aspx )
@Petr Vones: May the (vbox) source be with you the next time.
@Peter_at_Work: Glad to hear your problems are fixed.
@GlennChugg: Very good to hear it's also working on windows 10.
@spider38: Excellent.
@Redbyte: Cool!
-bird
Knut St. Osmundsen
Oracle Corporation