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pylorak / TinyWall

TinyWall is a free, non-intrusive, secure-by-default firewall for Windows.
GNU General Public License v3.0
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TinyWall caused BSOD 3 times. #20

Closed Rexadev closed 1 year ago

tnodir commented 1 year ago

@Rexadev Can you please provide screenshot of BSOD?

(I think, TinyWall can't cause a BSOD. But who knows..)

pylorak commented 1 year ago

TinyWall literally cannot cause a BSOD, as it never installs any kernel code. If you get BSODs while TinyWall is running then it must be a fault in the kernel driver/component of another application. Maybe it doesn't handle being blocked and crashes instead. Assuming it crashes due to the blocking then you might get around it by whitelisting "System" in TinyWall.