Thanks to “AOwL” I am finally in the correct area, maybe, to eventually get to the bottom of my problem, mostly to find where and what I need to report correctly to acquire the HELP I need.
Discovered my “Memory.dmp” file or minidump is not placed where it should be, even though the correct location was posted in the “SystemProperties/Advanced/StartUpRecovery/Settings, Write Debugging Information, Small dump directory: %SystemRoot%\Minidump” the actual place where it is placed is ‘\Windows\Memory.dmp’ instead of the minidump folder.
Under Comodo Firewall/ Help for v3 link to this location:
found the last message on that page with some very helpful information. Like what you had given me plus the name of the file created, “Memory.DMP” and did a search for that one. Found to be in the “Windows” folder not the Minidump. Will give that a try, but; not in this area but in the correct one, Help For v3.
Thank you for reading my rambling messes maybe one day I will know enough to post correctly and in the correct place,
I have not had any BSOD since going to version 3.0.13.268.
This is the response I got from Comodo Support on the issue of cmdmon.sys causing BSOD:
Now You can download the latest release 3.0.13.268 from http://personalfirewall.comodo.com and uninstall the existing, restart the computer and install the latest.
Version: 3.0.18.309 (Also happened on previous versions)
OS: Vista Home Premium, Version 6.0, 32 Bit
Computer: Toshiba Satellite A215-S4757
Processor: AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-56 1.80 GHZ
Memory: 2GB
Network Cards: Built-in Atheros AR5007EG Wireless Network Adapter (in use)
Built-in Realtek RTL8101E Family PCI-E NIC (NDIS 6.0) (not used)
Get a BSOD when the FN key is pressed. The FN key is in the lower left hand corner, next to the start key, used to display a control menu for the computer (brightness, contrast, sleep mode, etc.)
Good Morning,
I am a new mwmber ( My Name is Altamiro – Brazilian Guy) . I use Comodo FW more than 2 years and I am very satisfied - It is a very good product.
I want to know if there exist a hotfix to this bug ( cmdmon provoking BSOD) or I miust upgrade to version 3.0.23.364 ( most actual) ?
Today I am using version 2.4.19.185
Thanks
QA: about the Memory Firewall. Is anyone know how to configure it!
If I close the backup and recovery in XP. Do you need to install memory firewall. (:CLP)
I’ve been having the problem of the BSOD IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL intermittently since June. I tried everything, until, on Friday night, I read here that Comodo causes those. How is this?
If I attach the associated minidump, can you help? Thankyou.