Hi everyone,
I am facing this problem
I am running Dual Boot Win-7 32 bit & xp sp3, with CIS 5.10.xxxxxx
Network card Intel Pro100/E
As it is old version so i upgraded to 6.3.302093.2976,it installed internet security suite along with comodo dragon & geekBuddy,
-After installation computer become very slow & took ages to boot & desktop stops responding.
Whenever I will start browser internet explorer,chrome or dragon after 10 or 20 sec(say) I will have BSOD with Driver IRQL-less or equal,with e100b325.sys.
-running diagonstic didnot find any problem in cis.
-uninstalled it & reinstalled cis, no result & improvment.
-Compuer crashed & didnot started at all with error message: Error loading operating sytem;
-obiously CIS wiped my MBR, have to executer bootrec/fixmbr form recovery disk.
uninstaled CIS & did sytem restore.
examined event log I find lot of event related to File sytem filter after upgrading to 6.3 as
“File System Filter ‘CFRMD’ (Version 6.1, 2012-07-17T10:35:30.000000000Z) failed to attach to volume ‘\Device\HarddiskVolume1’. The filter returned a non-standard final status of 0xc01c0016. This filter and/or its supporting applications should handle this condition. If this condition persists, contact the vendor.”
-Before upgrading I was having only one event from CIs side that was on on Wininit(guard32.dll).
_I could not upload Memory DMP files, I think they have been wiped by sytem restore.
My advice would be to try reinstalling it by following the advice I give in this topic:
Make sure you run the removal tools, both for CIS and for any other previously installed anti-malware software. Also, make sure that your computer is configured to make full kernel dumps. This is required if it becomes necessary to submit a bug report. Then, if even after doing this and reinstalling CIS the problems continue, submit a bug report in this section of the forum. Be sure to follow the format provided in this post.
e100b325.sys is is a core windows file and should be signed by Microsoft, its the NDIS driver to Intel PRO/100 NICs. I’m not sure Comodo is at fault here, I’d do a system consistency check and look into failing hardware.
hi,
I did exactly as suggested by Chiron , same issue is prsent. @aim4it, it is true e100b325.sys is NDIS driver, but bluescreenview.exe lists address of e100b325 with offset.
I have runChkdsk/f/r it found some missing descriptors.
aim4it ,kindly suggest how to perform system consistency check.
Click the windows button in the search type cmd, then ctrl+shift+enter to bring up an elevated console. In the console type sfc /scannow You may also want check the rest of the computer for errors as well. Click My Computer, find the System drive, normally C drive, right click properties, click the Tools tab, then click Check Now, make sure ‘Automatically fix file system errors’ is checked.
