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Category: Server 2012 R2

Crowdstrike Falcon Sensor, Azure VM Repair paths

The procedures in this article describe methods you can use to attach an encrypted OS disk to a repair VM and then unlock that disk. After the disk is unlocked, you can repair it. As a final step, you can replae the OS disk on the original VM with this newly repaired version. Microsoft has […]

Crowdstrike Falcon, BSOD, VMWARE Server Recovery DEU

Es gibt einige Server, bei denen Sie nicht in den Wiederherstellungsmodus oder den abgesicherten Modus booten können. Wenn das Volume nicht verschlüsselt ist, haben Sie eine Möglichkeit, die fehlerhafte CrowdStrike-Def-Datei von der Festplatte zu löschen. Basisartikel von uns: https://www.butsch.ch/post/19-07-2024-bsod-blue-screen-crowdstrike/ Crowdstrike Falcon Sensor, Azure VM Repair paths   Um eine virtuelle Festplatte in einer VMware-Umgebung von […]

Falcon Sensor, Bluescreen of Death Vmware workaround if you can’t boot into recovery

  Workaround Server / Vmware affected with NO Recovery Option and not encrypted:   There are some server where you can’t boot into recovery or safe boot. If the volume is not encrypted you have one way to delete the faulty crowdstrike def file from the disk. Base article: 19.07.2024 BSOD Blue screen Crowdstrike – […]

SRV 2012 R2, Event 157, Disk x has been surprise removed

OS:     Server 2012R2, English, Domain Controller Event:     157 Error:     Disk x has been surprise removed This is mostly due a Backup Software (Event Windows Backup) which uses VSS-Snapshot. There seems to be no file corruption or loss of Storage. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/9feed539-493a-4fbe-9c75-d5619bedc2a9/disk-0-has-been-surprise-removed-eventid-157?forum=windowsserverpreview http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ntdebugging/archive/2013/12/27/event-id-157-quot-disk-has-been-surprise-removed-quot.aspx In our case we had Windows Backup running and it was VSS disconnecting

Why Symantec losses all their long term BEXEC customer to Veeam and others

Today, let’s delve into the intricacies of the Bexec 2014 news that reverberated across the IT domain on September 7, 2014. The communication, shared directly with customers, shed light on critical insights regarding the trajectory of BEXEC 2012 XX and the compelling migration towards Veeam. For an in-depth understanding of the rationale behind this transition, […]