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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 951928" data-attributes="member: 32260">It seems that this issue is not related to the H_C settings. Such issues are probably related to WiFi drivers (the Log shows the issue in the Windows kernel). The H_C settings have no direct impact on kernel events.The installation of H_C 6 beta over 5.1.1.2 does not change the restrictions in any way. The installer simply copies the new files to the H_C folder.Did you look in the FirewallHardening Log? If you used the Recommended H_C block list the outbound connections of some new LOLBins were blocked (csc.exe, finger.exe, jsc.exe, and vbc.exe). But, this should not cause such errors. If so, then the computer would also crash every time when the user disconnects the computer from the Internet.Did you change any settings (not necessarily related to H_C), make any updates or software installations? When you rebooted several times the faulty update could be removed automatically via the System Restore point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 951928, member: 32260"] It seems that this issue is not related to the H_C settings. Such issues are probably related to WiFi drivers (the Log shows the issue in the Windows kernel). The H_C settings have no direct impact on kernel events. The installation of H_C 6 beta over 5.1.1.2 does not change the restrictions in any way. The installer simply copies the new files to the H_C folder. Did you look in the FirewallHardening Log? If you used the Recommended H_C block list the outbound connections of some new LOLBins were blocked (csc.exe, finger.exe, jsc.exe, and vbc.exe). But, this should not cause such errors. If so, then the computer would also crash every time when the user disconnects the computer from the Internet. Did you change any settings (not necessarily related to H_C), make any updates or software installations? When you rebooted several times the faulty update could be removed automatically via the System Restore point. [/QUOTE]

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