BSOD: LXCore.sys causes Crash

DreadStarX · Mar 17, 2019

Hey Guys/Gals,

I came into work tonight and I got an email from a colleague stating that the latest Windows update is causing a BSOD. Here's what I know;

They use Ubuntu's BASH in Windows (Gross I know)
Crashes only when using Ubuntu's Bash while trying to console to our console network.

I can't provide dumps due to company policies, so I'm hoping you guys can walk me through figuring out what's going on and providing help to this colleague. This isn't in my job description, but it looks good to the higher ups if I look smarter

Sysnative Windows Update · Mar 17, 2019

Hi!

So, did you uninstall the update that caused it?

DreadStarX · Mar 17, 2019

softwaremaniac said:
Hi!

So, did you uninstall the update that caused it?

Yes, the second we do, we're out of compliance with our Corp Security Policies and our laptop will get quarantined. Which means it's automatically denied on the network. =/

Sysnative Windows Update · Mar 17, 2019

Well, in that case I am afraid that we can't do more. It's up to MS to fix the problem on their end (as it's due to the update) and not to the driver or some other piece of software on your machine. The next set of updates will be released on April 2nd.

DreadStarX · Mar 17, 2019

Looks like someone switched to using the Ubuntu Windows App and it works now. Not sure why this would work, and the other wouldn't but then again, MS has done some wonky shenanigans.

MrPepka · Mar 17, 2019

Are you in any way concerned about this problem ?:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bashonubuntuonwindows/comments/b0o6v6

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BSOD: LXCore.sys causes Crash

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