When getting BSOD, the memory dump you need to collect is C:\Windows\MEMORY.dmp and you must have write debugging information set to kernel memory dump.
In my case I had forgotten I had to change the hosts file. Usually I either clean install a beta or use the program updater (after I had changed the Proxy and Host settings in CIS).
I just successfully updated Windows 10 1903 to 1909 with 6938 installed.
I havenāt seen freeze on boot. Thatās a good sign because that happened occasionally.
I found it in minidump. Shall I send you the files/link?
Edit: I shut down the computer, turned it off completely (power switch off for about 5-7 sec), restarted and tried the same procedure with virtual desktop again. No more BSOD with my own configuration. Of course, no explanation for it or it is a correction from Microsoft, which collects the errors when the PC crashes. Is MS corrective?
I installed the beta on Windows 10 1809 and so far so good with no crashes. At the first boot after installing the systray icon did not show even though it was active. After the second boot it showed again. I will see the next days if the icon is always there or sometimes does not get shown despite being active.
Windows 10x64 Pro 1909 18363.476 and CIS 12.2.0.6938
There are no tray icons. Missing after a couple of reboots and does not appear. After a clean installation, at first it was. Appears stably if enabled in the firewall āTurn traffic animation effects onā or restart the CIS interface.
this bandwidth limitation is horrible;
In addition to taking a long time to download the database, it can cause users to give up and uninstall the program. :-\
This boot the tray did not show although the tray function is active. Showing the tray icoan has been intermittent with me. Iād say itās a minor bug.
well, im from Brazil and since forever cis had band limitation on downloading database updates. always downloaded between 5 to 200kbps. and my internet is 30mbps.