I would recommend trying the test build I posted earlier today:
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Any chance someone can give us a change-log and explain exactly what is VB doing to the AV/FW protection modules and it's effect system-wide?
P.S. Is it disabling them just for itself or for the system? Also what are the chances another program can use them to hide itself from the installed AV/FW?
P.P.S. Still not ruining with 95286. On clean W7 x64 (SP1 + all updates), ESET, Outpost, Switchable Intel/NVIDIA GPU.
I don't think their will be a statement by Oracle coworkers regarding this "AV-disabling". According to what I learned, they can't see a difference between a malicious and valid DLL-injection, since both malware and AV-packages use the same techniques.
Therefore, I think you can already guess for yourself what they will do to handle this...
If you know that both the good and the bad guys use the same techniques, but you can't make a distinction software-wise if you're dealing with a good guy or a bad guy, what would you do? So I guess you have your answer.
Luckily for all of us, VBox is Open Source. So have a look and see what they're changing...
BMN233 wrote:Any chance someone can give us a change-log and explain exactly what is VB doing to the AV/FW protection modules and it's effect system-wide?
P.S. Is it disabling them just for itself or for the system? Also what are the chances another program can use them to hide itself from the installed AV/FW?
P.P.S. Still not ruining with 95286. On clean W7 x64 (SP1 + all updates), ESET, Outpost, Switchable Intel/NVIDIA GPU.
Luckily for all of us, VBox is Open Source. So have a look and see what they're changing...
Build 4.3.15 bld 95286 (3rd test build) now works for me on Symantec Endpoint 12.1 and Comodo Interenet Security 7.0 on Windows 7 SP1 x64
AND
I do not get the Windows 7 SP1 x86 Guest machine (with Guest additions 4.3.15 95286) hanging on shutdown IF I have the guest additions installed and full aero level Direct 3D support installed.
WITH ONE EXCEPTION:
Although the guest machine DOES hang if I use Teamviewer from a remote PC to connect to the host machine and run the guest machine that way - presumably due to DLL injection by Teamviewer? - This was not the case in 4.3.12
So, good progress!
Mike
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Today I got my first BSOD "PFN_LIST_CORRUPT" on my Windows 7 when I clicked Start on a Saved VM with VB 4.3.15-95286. The Restoring progress bar had just started to move and then I got BSOD.
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After the reboot I could start the VMs without a problem. I've had about the same usage scenarios everyday for the last year with VB as I had from yesterday and today: save my VMs, put my laptop to Sleep over night, wake the laptop up from sleep and then start my VMs.
Yesterday I did a couple of manual reboots after the re-installation of VB 4.3.15-95286 and had thereafter no problem starting the VMs - until today.
Am I the only one still having the issue of slow VM starting with the latest test build? (since I see no one else mentioning it)
Or is this indeed because it's still full of debug code?
I am currently trying to run a Virtualbox 4.3.15-95286 x64 host with a Mint Linux 17 x64 guest. This is causing Virtualbox 4.3.14+ to fail launching any of my existing VMs with the same E-FAIL (0x800040005) error posted earlier. I am assuming this is another application that performs dll injection?
virtualsean wrote:I am currently trying to run a Virtualbox 4.3.15-95286 x64 host with a Mint Linux 17 x64 guest. This is causing Virtualbox 4.3.14+ to fail launching any of my existing VMs with the same E-FAIL (0x800040005) error posted earlier. I am assuming this is another application that performs dll injection?
Do you have Extension Pack 4.3.14 installed? I got that error until I installed 4.3.14 Extension Pack.
BMN233 wrote:
Any chance someone can give us a change-log and explain exactly what is VB doing to the AV/FW protection modules and it's effect system-wide?
P.S. Is it disabling them just for itself or for the system? Also what are the chances another program can use them to hide itself from the installed AV/FW?
P.P.S. Still not ruining with 95286. On clean W7 x64 (SP1 + all updates), ESET, Outpost, Switchable Intel/NVIDIA GPU.
I am, I think most of users are, very interested on some explanation about the this questions.
Until I have made clear my self about this questions, I will not upgrade to newer versions.
So please make a statment in clear text about this.
Thank you.
Another LOG file from another computer (Win7 + Microsft Security Essentials)
Using version 4.3.15-95226
The error window:
Failed to create a new session.
Error code of the method: REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG (0x80040154)
Then this:
Failed to open a session for the virtual machine Mageia41.
The virtual machine 'Mageia41' has terminated unexpectedly during startup with exit code 1 (0x1). More details may be available in 'C: \ Users \ HOME \ VirtualBox VMs \ Mageia41 \ Logs \ VBoxStartup.log'.
Error code: E_FAIL (0x80004005)
component: Machine
interface: IMachine {480cf695-2d8d-4256-9c7c-cce4184fa048}
Yikes2000 wrote:Do you have Extension Pack 4.3.14 installed? I got that error until I installed 4.3.14 Extension Pack.
Yes, I have installed Extension Pack 4.3.14. The error in the log file is "Not a trusted location," so it looks like VB doesn't like some of the software running on my machine.
Thanks for the suggestion. I know this will get worked out in due time.