Hi,
The attached DMP file is of the
CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION (f4) bug check.
This indicates that a process or thread crucial to system operation has unexpectedly exited or been terminated.
BugCheck F4, {
3, fffffa8008c40b30, fffffa8008c40e10, fffff800045c77b0}
The 1st parameter of the bug check is 3 which indicates that rather than a thread, it was a process that unexpectedly crashed. FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: X64_0xF4_C0000005_IMAGE_
wininit.exe
^^ Winit.exe (Windows Initialize) is a core Microsoft system process that originated in Windows XP, since it has been passed down to both Windows 7 and Vista. This file was created to allow uninstallers to run and process commands stored in the file WinInit.ini. This allows programs to take action while the computer is still booting up. In Windows 7 and Vista, it primarily acts as a launcher for the majority of the background applications that are always running.
So we know what process is crashing, now we need to figure out why.
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Given you said this occurs when USB related, I took a look at the modules list for any clues, and I see this -
CMBProtector.dat - Tue Mar 11 23:41:13 2008.
This is the CMBChina online bank USB token device driver.
CertClient.dat - Wed Aug 27 03:23:55 2008
^^ Also in direct relation to the above driver, I can only assume it's the client based off of its name.
Going along and taking an educated guess here I am going to say that we are experiencing conflicts with this software and USB in general. I don't know what this software is primarily used for, I can only assume something to do with your bank access and a USB key token for security purposes? What I will ask now is do the crashes happen plugging in ANY TYPE of USB media (not just the bank key)? Or does it happen with the bank key only? I'm wondering for personal knowledge purposes and curiosity more than for the actual solution to the problem. However, I will go as far to say that if it's the former rather than the latter, then you should definitely uninstall this software and not use the USB bank key for awhile and see if the crashes stop. If however it only happens with the USB bank key and no other USB media, possibly try finding an update for this software, or updating it -
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Regards,
Patrick
