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File explorer Semi-infinite crash loop #572

Closed ghost closed 1 year ago

ghost commented 1 year ago

Prerequisites

Description

On commits bbbe594 and 5054a75 (may happen on other commits, but I tested on these), Explorer.exe will get stuck in a crash loop and after about 2 or so minutes, it returns to normal. Also happens on 1803 (but compiled with 16299.125, which makes it seem to stem from a script, rather than a component removal).

Steps to reproduce (if applicable add screenshots)

  1. Follow the steps to compile commit bbbe594, and use a 19045.2364 ISO (from UUP dump), along with the 22H2 preset.
  2. Install on a VMware Workstation Pro 16.2.4 VM. (I have installed 20H2 v0.5.2 successfully on VMware WP 16.2.4, with no crash loops)
  3. Let the post-install scripts finish.
  4. Then a explorer crash loop will occur.

Expected behavior

The system will boot to the desktop without any crash loops or hiccups whatsoever.

Actual behavior (if applicable add screenshots)

Explorer loads incorrectly, with a crash loop that lasts for about 2 minutes.

image

(The screenshot may look normal, but the icons aren't loading because Explorer is in a crash loop and hasn't loaded them yet)

Atlas Version (1803/20H2/21H2)

22H2

Desktop information

Additional content

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Zusier commented 1 year ago

This is due to a misconfiguration in services or drivers.. did you change any of the components when you built it?

Netxv commented 1 year ago

I have a same problem too. It seems like something is causing svchost to crash. I notice this when ThunderEX added something to the config bat

Zusier commented 1 year ago

This? That shouldn't cause anything like that. I'll try myself tomorrow or the next day.

Netxv commented 1 year ago

Nah way earlier. Its somewhere in January and December

Netxv commented 1 year ago

Alright so I have found out this Commithttps://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/commit/bea7b6c8f681d479cd6c1494d499fec4f656f59f (sry ThunderEX 😭) causes AtlasOS to be freezing constantly. Changing it to its original value would make everything run normally (hopefully😅). Hope Zusier can help me publish this since this is my first time using github

PencilNavigator commented 1 year ago

@Netxv Fork the repository and do the changes in your repo, then submit a Pull Request (You can see this Repo for guides submitting a PR.)

If you don't mind, i can do the PR for you.

Netxv commented 1 year ago

Okay thanks a lot @PencilNavigator

Xyueta commented 1 year ago

Resolved in https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/commit/7faf7b80e7d180353ca2993868c5ff6b2037b96a

wantedboy commented 1 year ago

still having issue like this with new files

Xyueta commented 1 year ago

It is gonna be resolved in the version.

Netxv commented 1 year ago

still having issue like this with new files

Weird cause I have fixed it. Tried on 3 different version and even windows 11. Works pretty fine

Netxv commented 1 year ago

If you are still having issues, try the version on January 18 to see if there is any issue

wantedboy commented 1 year ago

That's weird i've just cloned the files today, also I've checked the atlas-config file the changes were there. @Netxv how can I download an older version may I ask? Screenshot_20 Screenshot_21

Netxv commented 1 year ago

That's weird i've just cloned the files today, also I've checked the atlas-config file the changes were there. @Netxv how can I download an older version may I ask? Screenshot_20 Screenshot_21

Try this version https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/tree/b34c3619bc8a1cfc070cff59d0aacc4002d3e060

Netxv commented 1 year ago

I’ll rebuild the iso with the new version to see if there is any issue

wantedboy commented 1 year ago

Okay let me know :)

wantedboy commented 1 year ago

just tried that version its working fine @Netxv Screenshot_22

Netxv commented 1 year ago

Okay let me know :)

Ok after testing a bit, you were right due to an error @Xyueta made in this commit

Xyueta commented 1 year ago

Fixed in https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/commit/07e9aafe811195d27bff417df5a02d4fe90d5147, LanmanServer was the service which might cause it.

Please let me know if it works now.

wantedboy commented 1 year ago

Works fine now