Adventures in application compatibility: The case of the wild instruction pointer that, upon closer inspection, might not be so wild after all

Application compatibility testing as well as Windows Insiders discovered that Windows began crashing randomly if you upgraded to a specific build and had a specific program installed. Uninstalling that program stopped the crashes. The crash dumps were spread out over a large number of processes unrelated to the program, The post Adventures in application compatibility: The case of the wild instruction pointer that, upon closer inspection, might not be so wild after all appeared first on The Old ...

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