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Instead of prompting on the screen, disable the driver and boot directly into a recovery state that has networking enabled so sysadmins can push scripts and fix
by morkalork 2y ago
Instead of prompting on the screen, disable the driver and boot directly into a recovery state that has networking enabled so sysadmins can push scripts and fixes? As long as it's not a network driver you'd be okay.
- t-writescode 2y agoDisable the driver that is explicitly there to protect from malware and attacks? Wouldn’t malware just use that as an attack vector?
- morkalork 2y ago>Nooo you don't understaaaand kernel code is special :'( actually BSOD was a desired feature because CrowdStrike is a Security (TM) application