But a system font change utility advchange.exe from does expose the issue. For example the latest rufus 3.6 installation exe from does not expose the issue.
The weird thing is that it is not happening with all exe files. With Guests both Windows 7 and 10 (1903).
Up to date on updates with kernel 4.15.0.54. Used hosts are 64 bit Linux Mint Mate 19.1 (amd and intel). I have that turned off on my Win VMs.Įxperiencing the same issue with VBox 6.0.10 for both host and guest additions and vboxsrv share read/write I have a feeling that it's for Read-Write shares, where the Windows Explorer is trying to create or modify the "Thumbnails.db".
What's the share type? Read-Only or Read-Write? Auto-mounted or not? Letter manually assigned or not, if auto-mounted?. What's your guest? Exactly please, including build, version, bitness (32- or 64-bit). You're getting the same 0x0000004a STOP error What's your host? Exactly please, including build, version, bitness (32- or 64-bit). Start the Win 7 VM and install Guest Additions Override. Uninstall Guest Additions 6.0.10 inside the VM Win7 and turn off the virtual machine. Provisional solution (until they fix the bug): Rolling back the most recent Windows updates and reinstalling the VirtualBox Guest additions did not help either. That only happens in shared folders.ĭeactivating Windows defender's realtime protection did not help. Switching the explorer view from details to icons also results in a Bluescreen, so I think the bug is triggered by some preview attempt. Peeking into a ZIP, opening a PDF, editing an XML file, deleting a folder: works.īut single-clicking on an EXE (so basically just selecting, not yet opening) results in a Bluescreen. The usual file operations on a shared folder (read/write, automatic, persistent) seem to work. Guest System is Windows7 professional (圆4), configured with 8 GiB RAM, 4 cores. Host is Archlinux (Linux 5.2.1 running on a dual Intel Xeon E5-2670 machine, 128 GiB RAM). Similar problem here, directly after upgrading from VirtualBox 6.0.8. Logs before and after upgrade crashed Windows 10 solved_6.0.14 Win10 guest crash log when accessing shared folder on Win10 host VBox.log.2.zip Kernel minidumps from Win 2012 VBox-win2003guest-r132072.log provisional solution VBox_6.0.10 + Guest Add 6.0.10 + Inside VM W7 6.0.8 without updating vbminidumps.zip Logs of the shared folder access on the host from Process Monitor VBox_6.0.10_GuestAdd_6.0.10_InsideVM_6.0.8.png 
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