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NoMoreBugCheck - Tampering Whith Audio Drivers?
Hello Im A User who has a steam deck and windows is installed on it ( 11 ) does when a audio drivers crash causes a bsod im curious i havent tested it yet my drivers ( amd audio drivers ) high def
Audio drivers usually run in userspace now a days in Windows so an audio driver crash shouldn't really cause a BSOD. I wouldn't recommend you running this driver as well since if an actual crash occurs in a device driver it might damage the hardware. So please refrain from running this on real hardware. Also Windows 11 on a steam deck? (you're weird (jk))
I moved the file here i tested whith space and whitout the " but still keep on the bug here
You have to use sc.exe. sc in powershell is entire different.
If you're in powershell use sc.exe or in cmd simply sc or sc.exe
I wouldn't recommend you running this driver as well since if an actual crash occurs in a device driver it might damage the hardware. So please refrain from running this on real hardware.
I may have been responsible for a few people running this on real hardware, since a couple months ago I posted this video which unexpectedly got 2.6K views and probably drove a few dozen people here.
I did at least add a warning to not run this anywhere since it will almost certainly cause data loss if Windows "crashes" but didn't add that it could cause hardware damage since I didn't think anyone would be running this outside a VM. Maybe a much more visible warning should be added to the README so nobody tries to seriously use this
I wouldn't recommend you running this driver as well since if an actual crash occurs in a device driver it might damage the hardware. So please refrain from running this on real hardware.
I may have been responsible for a few people running this on real hardware, since a couple months ago I posted this video which unexpectedly got 2.6K views and probably drove a few dozen people here.
I did at least add a warning to not run this anywhere since it will almost certainly cause data loss if Windows "crashes" but didn't add that it could cause hardware damage since I didn't think anyone would be running this outside a VM. Maybe a much more visible warning should be added to the README so nobody tries to seriously use this
True, I should add such a warning. Thank you got checking my projects out as well! It means alot to me!!!