Win7 Ultimate x86 here.
Recently I installed a couple of programs. Some of these churned up an error when I try to run them (WerFault.exe). After disabling Windows Error Reporting, an error message was received; "problem has caused program to stop working correctly". Not too helpful, but still something.
Some others have had success with adding these to the Data Execution Prevention exception list, but this would mean I have to manually add the .exe of many of the apps I use (very tedious). So I tried using command prompt command:
c:\windows\system32 bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
in console with elevated rights. Returned a success message and rebooted. Now almost all apps cannot work and throw up "problem has caused program to stop working correctly" error. Even cmd cannot work. This means I cannot enter AlwaysOn command and return things to normal.
System Restore set to store only most recent point which is beyond when I changed DEP settings. No go.
Safe mode with command prompt. No go.
Recovery console (with admin rights) turns up error also.
Any ideas? Perhaps some other way to edit the bcdedit file to restore DEP functionality?
Cheerio,
Nicholas.
Recently I installed a couple of programs. Some of these churned up an error when I try to run them (WerFault.exe). After disabling Windows Error Reporting, an error message was received; "problem has caused program to stop working correctly". Not too helpful, but still something.
Some others have had success with adding these to the Data Execution Prevention exception list, but this would mean I have to manually add the .exe of many of the apps I use (very tedious). So I tried using command prompt command:
c:\windows\system32 bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
in console with elevated rights. Returned a success message and rebooted. Now almost all apps cannot work and throw up "problem has caused program to stop working correctly" error. Even cmd cannot work. This means I cannot enter AlwaysOn command and return things to normal.
System Restore set to store only most recent point which is beyond when I changed DEP settings. No go.
Safe mode with command prompt. No go.
Recovery console (with admin rights) turns up error also.
Any ideas? Perhaps some other way to edit the bcdedit file to restore DEP functionality?
Cheerio,
Nicholas.