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Firewall service stop!!! - 2.May2012 7:41:40 AM

Mohsin Niaz

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Dear all,

plz he me in this problem.

The Firewall service stopped because an application filter module C:\WINDOWS\system32\kernel32.dll generated an exception code E06D7363 in address 77E4BEF7 when function CompleteAsyncIO was called. To resolve this error, remove recently installed application filters and restart the service.

Thanks,
Mohsin Niaz

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RE: Firewall service stop!!! - 28.Feb.2015 3:42:15 AM

khalilahmad8182

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This is what I did.
1. Turn On PC as normal
2. Wait for prompt error to show up
3. When it appears, Run Task Manager (here you can see the task running the Error Prompt)
4. Right Click on the task and Choose > Go To Process (will take you to processes Tab)
5. See the highlighted Process, Right Click and Choose Open File Location
6. Windows Explorer will appear and you can see the Application Folder (name of application)
In my case, a 'browser toolbar application' was trying to auto initiate itself
7. Open Uninstall Programs > Search for Application Name > Uninstall
8. Restart PC.....its gone :)
In my case, it was lucky that the application I found wasn't anything related to system or anything for i wouldn't know what to do if it was. The application was an external software that wias apparently downloaded and installed into my Internet Explorer (I had no recollection of downloading and installing it

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RE: Firewall service stop!!! - 28.Feb.2015 3:44:05 AM

khalilahmad8182

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1. Turn On PC as normal
2. Wait for prompt error to show up
3. When it appears, Run Task Manager (here you can see the task running the Error Prompt)
4. Right Click on the task and Choose > Go To Process (will take you to processes Tab)
5. See the highlighted Process, Right Click and Choose Open File Location
6. Windows Explorer will appear and you can see the Application Folder (name of application)
In my case, a 'browser toolbar application' was trying to auto initiate itself
7. Open Uninstall Programs > Search for Application Name > Uninstall
8. Restart PC.....its gone :)
In my case, it was lucky that the application I found wasn't anything related to system or anything for i wouldn't know what to do if it was. The application was an external software that was apparently downloaded and installed into my Internet Explorer (I had no recollection of downloading and installing it

(in reply to Mohsin Niaz)

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