Stefan B. Christensen

Hi Sean, Yes, that was to show the exact combination the fixed the issue, which was just doing a custom rule for Explorer.exe and Enabling "Don't use high entropy" I'm guessing the reason you not seeing this with most of you customers is that most of them are not as security focused as me. By default Windows does not enforce all the exploit protection and security features that I have enabled (I'm a security engineer). But if you enable all the great Windows 10

@Niel Banfield: I can confirm that disabling high entropy for explorer.exe process did the trick 👍 @Stardock: Please fix this issue as it is in nobody's interest disabling security features to be able to use 3rd party tools/ software

Dcrew57: I'm not entirely sure I understand what you mean. But If I check ✔ "Overwrite system setting" then that means the app will have settings that are not the same as the global settings. Them the off toggle is the toggle for actual setting, in this case the "Mandatory ASLR" 😉 Niel Banfield: That could actually be true, since explorer.exe is the one loading the Fences DLL's... but since all the bad guys in the world target windows components ie. explorer.exe then i

Hi again, I did not do a local admin as the Microsoft article that is linked to from the "cleanboot" article states: " Sign in to the computer as an administrator. If you don't have an administrator account, you can </

Ok, so here comes my daily update 😉 I have enabled Windows Sandbox and tried Fences in there, that worked I have used the "Purge_Fences.bat" and removed Fences completely, followed by a restart I have disabled all non-ms services and startup tasks/ apps (The Clean boot) I have installed a fresh, crash! I have turned both Mandatory and Random ASLR off for the app, the restarted, crash I have uninstalled with the bat file, restarted, left the cus

I don't have the Sandbox feature installed, so I just used windows security center and disabled Bottom-Up ASLR and Mandatory ASLR features. It still crashes... This is the associated Event Log entry: Faulting application name: explorer.exe, version: 10.0.19041.610, time stamp: 0xab30c679 Faulting module name: DesktopDock64.dll, version: 3.0.9.11, time stamp:

Nope, not the case the "Corporate Environment" is my home test environment there is nothing in it. Just my Domain Controller and my client PC 😉

I just tried to re-install to get the specific error. What I get is 2-3 times the desktop (explorer) gets restarted and I get this BugSplat: I have tried to send the first couples I got, but I have not receiver anything back. So I uninstalled because it keeps crashing and takes my tray icons with it... and that makes it really hard for me to do my daily job This is t

Window version: It worked perfectly until after the update...

I just upgrade to the latest Windows 10 x64 20H2 and after that Fences continues to crash until I stop and uninstall the program 😭 Is this a know issue and is there a fix in the mix? 😁 Friendly regards Stefan B. Christensen