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BSOD RDR_FILE_SYSTEM ksecdd.sys domain login
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Joshua Lance
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Stop code: RDR_FILE_SYSTEM
What failed ksecdd.sys
I have this issue expanding throughout my organization.
The issue is specific to domain login.
If I remove the network cable, the users can login w/o the error,
If I login with a local account, no BSOD.
I have worked through all the solutions noted so far.
I have wiped off a computer and installed a fresh copy of Win11. All updates from MS and Dell have been installed.
Once the computer is joined to the domain... BSOD after login.
I have moved the a user account and computer to an OU and blocked policy inheritance.
I have confirmed there is no login script associated with the user.
I need to find a solution to this issue asap as it is expanding throughout the domain.
Thanks for you support.
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Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2023-11-21T19:31:18.2+00:00 Does it happen in Safe Mode or when you perform Clean Boot too?
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Joshua Lance 56 Reputation points
2023-11-21T19:37:31.3633333+00:00 No, it does not happen in safe mode.
I am seeing a lot of events related to hybrid domain. We do not use AAD.
I am also seeing an error related to device registration related to TPM.
it may be that the devices with the TPM chip are having this issue.
when I return to the office, I plan to disable TPM in the BIOS to see if that is a factor
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Gary Nebbett 6,216 Reputation points2023-11-21T20:04:34.2766667+00:00 Hello Joshua,
Do you have any "net use" commands in your domain logon scripts?
Gary
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Joshua Lance 56 Reputation points
2023-11-21T20:17:47.1333333+00:00 I have removed the login script.
so, at the moment, no.
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Gary Nebbett 6,216 Reputation points
2023-11-21T20:53:10.38+00:00 Hello Joshua,
BSODs with bug check code RDR_FILE_SYSTEM and ksecdd.sys on the stack often seem to occur when a syntax problem with a network share connection string is not picked up in user mode and then causes an exception in kernel mode...
Gary
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Joshua Lance 56 Reputation points
2023-11-21T22:56:49.5833333+00:00 Thanks for your response. For testing, I have removed the login scripts and the issue remains.
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Joshua Lance 56 Reputation points
2023-11-22T01:15:23.8333333+00:00 Here is some additional information. When a user experiences the BSOD, they go to another desk and login w/o any issues. I assume that this issue may spread to the workstations that are currently functioning and I hope to resolve the issue before that happens.
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Joshua Lance 56 Reputation points
2023-11-25T01:19:57.3333333+00:00 Thanks for all the responses. I found an old login script in the default domain policy.
The syntax looks fine to me, When I manually launch the script, there are not problems.
Removing the script seems to resolve the issue.
Why would a login script suddenly cause this issue?
The login script is very basic and I do not see why it would cause this issue all of the sudden...
Thanks for al the help.
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Reza-Ameri 17,341 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
2023-11-23T20:11:11.51+00:00