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I work in a Support team for a software vendor, and we are seeing this error when trying to browse or list the contents of the EFI System Partition. I search the web for the error hex code, but I could not find anything similar to it. I do not have the corresponding Windows event log from this machine. Has anyone encountered anything like this or can help me with the meaning of this?
Hello @SheldonC !
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The only things i can think of is
I supsect the last one , but without more info there is not much we can offer !
It is just a guess!
I hope this helps!
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Thanks for the quick reply @Konstantinos Passadis
Our support and development cannot replicate it, but the customer can do this easily. What information would be helpful to get to the bottom of this?
From the three items you listed, I would lean towards the first two, as the customer can replicate this on freshly imaged devices.
Hello @SheldonC !
Do we have Access to Windows Logs and / or BiOS Logging ?
What is the last known change on the System ?
ALSO:
The first method you can try is to edit your registry. It is a specific method, so it only works for a few of you. If you’re trying to create MSIs for imaging, it is recommended that you try this method.
Step 1: Press the Win +R keys to open Run. Next, type regedit and press Enter to open Registry Editor.
Step 2: Navigate to this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SideBySide.
Step 3: Find the PublisherPolicyChangeTime entry from the right side.
Step 4: You will find the type of this entry was changed to REG_SZ during the installation, when it should be REG_QWORD.
Step 5: Just delete PublisherPolicyChangeTime before building the MSI file. To do that, right-click PublisherPolicyChangeTime and choose Delete.
AND :
Step 1: Press the Win key + I key to open Windows Settings.
Step 2: Click Apps and go to Apps & features.
Step 3: Then find Bonjour from the list on the right, click it and click Uninstall.
Step 4: Click Uninstall again to confirm to uninstall Bonjour.
Step 5: Follow the instructions to finish the process.
After that, check if “More data is available” is solved.
Please let us know!
I hope this helps!
Kindly mark the answer as Accepted and Upvote in case it helped!
Regards
Just something I have left off.
This is only seen in the customer corporate image and the vanilla image from Microsoft does not exhibit this behavior. I will try to get a copy of the image to see I can replicate it, and carry out these request easier
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This may help with google searches
0xd00000ea = status unexpected mm create err
If an MM error is returned which is not defined in the standard FsRtl filter, it is converted to one of the following errors which is guaranteed to be in the filter.
In this case information is lost, however, the filter correctly handles the exception.
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