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   wayne
   Beta Veteran

   win7 x86, upgraded my build 538 which had been working fine, to 539. selected autoconfig, it for some reason decided to add my d: drive (sata hard disk) to the cache list. i allowed that in addition to my memory and usb drive. system crashed after rebuild, on restart would not boot.

   managed to get into safe mode and remove eboostr. booted fine. reinstalled build 538, system crashed on reboot. went into safe mode, looked at d: drive, deleted the eboostr folder. rebooted OK, seems my system does NOT like having eboostr cache itself on the sata hard drive. it could be because the drive is encrypted with bestcrypt and possibly the bestcrypt driver is loaded after eboostr's??

   anyhow, reupgraded to 539 and am being careful NOT to select my D: drive as a cache drive. seems OK for now...

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   zenlc
   Member

   I'm a new user who decided to give this a whirl on my laptop. I installed build 539 yesterday and everything seemed to go fine until I shut down when I got a blue screen. I didn't have the presence of mind to take a picture of the screen but I believe it was complaining about sy.sys. When I got the computer home and booted I got another blue screen PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA. Like wayne, I uninstalled eboostr in safe mode and rebooted - all was good.

   I tried reinstalling and used a new 2GB USB drive. Again, everything worked, eboostr was caching, life was good until I shut down. It seemed to hang on shutdown and after 15 minutes I manually powered-off. On reboot I got

   STOP: c000021a {Fatal System Error}
   The Session Manager Initialization system process terminated unexpectedly with a statu of 0xc000026c (0x00000000 0x0000000).
   The system has been shut down.

   At this point I went through a couple of cycles installing and uninstalling, each time to get the STOP error on initial reboot. I tried cleaning the registry, I removed the cache file from the usb drive and I tried changing the eboostr service to Manual start, all to no avail.

   System Specs:

   Dell Latitude E6400
   Intel Centrino VPro 2 CPU
   2GB RAM

   The drive is encrypted with McAfee Endpoint encryption.

   Posted 2 years ago #

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