#45 BSOD on opening of .exe on ext2 partition (sptd.sys?)

[Anonymous]

When I open .exe files located on an ext2 partition, I
immediately get a BSOD related to
\system32\drivers\sptd.sys, even though I renamed this
file so that it no longer exists, but it still
references it. Apparently this is a driver for Daemon
Tools, which is not currently installed, though it may
have been at one point. Never had this BSOD prior to
installing ext2fsd.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Update:
I don't seem to be having this problem anymore, I renamed
the file on my 64-bit windows installation also so it does
not exist anywhere on my computer, and .exe files are
executing without error.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I'd like to point out, I've never installed Daemon Tools in
64-bit Windows.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I experienced the same issue. I do have daemon tools
installed on my windows 2000 pro computer.

[Matt Wu]

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Had a try 0.30 with Daemon tools, and other antivirus filters.