I'm aware of the difference, but I presume this developer uses Windbg since Windbg is a good tool to debug.
If this developer does, Windbg requires (private) symbols to get information from data that 3rd party programs use AFAIK.
With powershell you can't debug dumps to find out what went wrong.
I assume he'd use Windbg and have his own symbol files to determine if his app was indeed involved with the BSoD. I was just concerned what else I would be exposing in a kernel dump. A search for a plaintext match against a few password strings for apps I had open when it crashed seemed the easiest way to see if a kernel dump file was unsuitable for sending the developer.
HI there.
First i would like to say sorry if im in the wrong place to ask for help but i have an issue with my computer, i've been looking everywhere and you are the first person in mention the error that i have in my computer.
yesterday i was browsing in the Internet when suddenly my pc shut off, i tried restarting my computer, i entered my password in the sign in menu and loaded a couple of seconds then a blue screen with the error
SYSTEM THREAD EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED (ignis.sys)
and i cant log in in my computer, only through safe mode but im desperate, need a solution, i've been looking for solutions everywhere but no one post my error or mention anything.
I appreciate if you could help me please!
Hello James Harvey and welcome to tenforums. I think it would be best if you started your own thread. It keeps things organized and makes it easy to keep up with. Please include the DM Log Collector with your post. Instructions on how to run it BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums.
Your ignis.sys is Bitdefender filter driver.
That's no problem, James. Glad you got back in your computer and thanks for letting us know. You are not without an AV. Windows has Windows Defender which many people on this forum use.
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