Windows 10: kernel_security_check_failure

Based on info I have learned recently I re-ran the verifier and confirmed that infact did not run correctly the first time. Here is the most recent crash log, hopefully from the verifier process. Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online.

 

hi just doing this to subscribe to this post have the same issues and want to see what helps you

 

Not from driver verifier, but a driver has been flagged.

Unfortunately the msinfo32.nfo is missing, but this is a network driver.
Driver Reference Table - athwbx.sys
Code: ffffd001`bbf9a1b8 fffff801`9ceef56dUnable to load image \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\athwbx.sys, Win32 error 0n2 *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for athwbx.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for athwbx.sys athwbx+0x26f56d 1: kd> lmvm athwbx start end module name fffff801`9cc80000 fffff801`9d03f000 athwbx T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: athwbx.sys Image path: \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\athwbx.sys Image name: athwbx.sys Timestamp: Wed Nov 13 09:05:17 2013 (528332BD) CheckSum: 003BF901 ImageSize: 003BF000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4[/quote]

 

SO where do i go to fix that? The reference table link gives no actual way to fix it.

 

The table gives a link for updating, use the given link to update that driver.
In device manager check the network devices for this driver so you know what device it is.

 

The link given to update is a blanket site for all drivers from that supplier, and has no driver with that specific name that i can find.

 

A question, do you know how to search for driver updates?

 

No, please do tell. Truthfully I know very little about any of this, and every step of this long process has been very confusing for me. (sorry for slow responses, I work during the day.. and that seems to be when you respond to me :/)

 

Please make a screenshot of your network adapters and post it (search "device manager" (without quotes) and open it to see the network adapters)
I would need more details about the network adapter for the driver update.

 

Screenshot - 48f7d0716ff238bf733bc8383b3a39eb - Gyazo

 

First, simply right click TP-Link and choose update the drivers > automatic.

 

It says it is already up to date. (went through ALL of the devices and none needed updates)

 

Do you have VPN software?

 

None at all.

 

Try following for more data about the network adapter.
Right click the network adapter > properties.
Of the properties, there are a few tabs, I want a screenshot of the events and drivers tab.
In the drivers tab there is the option for more details, click on that button and make a screenshots of the details.

So 3 screenshots is what I need currently.
1 of the events, 1 of the drivers, 1 of the details of the drivers.