Have any of you experienced anything like this? My system gets converted to a virtual system and boots up under hypervisor. C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\ef02f8d02134254e816a122b3eb99adc\WindowsUpdateBox.Exe Prepares it all, then on boot I am a VM
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Initially I thought it was computrace - but its windowsupdate that initialise it. I finally by removing TPMdrivers and resetting and restoring BCD and alot more got my system back- but now I see its doing it again all over...WTF?!? I dont know if this is some sick a/b test
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If this is what happens as a response when you unsubsribe as windows insider/remove windows defender 100%. I spend way too much time fighting shit like this just to have a usable system.
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Here you see my system getting prepared- that is what boot into and I cannot read acpi tables/smbios.pic.twitter.com/vmnYAnjKPe
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this is the seupact.txt I found in the windows bt folder I have policies in place to avoid telemetry being sent back to M$, but read the second last entry
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Replying to @jonasLyk
I read up a bit more about LiveKernelReports and from my understanding these dumps are preemptively recorded and stored, but only collected by M$ once the driver crashes. All of this bs is due to the fact that M$ got rid of testing teams, it's all automated now, we're all M$.
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Replying to @GRX78FL
my understanding is its more like livekdd - open .dmp file and system state and mem is reflected into crashdump live. That also explains why all those tunneling drivers activate.... its speculation though....
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This type of analysis is well above my skills at this point tbh. Is there any documentation whatsoever about this or is it a blind quest?
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a hint- remember the ONLY invalid character in a path segment is \
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