I am guessing you will need to find out about this:
c:\windows\system32\svchost.exe -k localserviceNoNetworkFirewall -p
and find out why the client did not have the rights to access it. Reset firewall ?
(got to go do some work, maybe I can look later today)
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you have a service running out of the windows 32 bit subsystem and it is calling terminate process and causing the bugcheck.
best thing to do is to download process explorer from microsoft from here:
Process Explorer - Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Docs
run it and you will need to look at all of the svchost.exe that are running on your system.
i would left mouse click on the process column so it sorts by the process name, then go to othe svchost.exe name and you are looking for a process that should not be there.
on my machine I only see ones with a company name of microsoft and a few from intel.
hopefully you can find another vendors name. you can move the mouse over each entry and it will show details of the command line that was use to start the process.
you have to find the one that should not be there: hopefully it will not have a company name of microsoft and you only have to look at the intel or any other company name entries.
if it is malware or someone being a jerk, it might have a microsoft company name.
when you find the service name and how it is invoked you then have to go to the service and disable it.
looks like all svchost.exe are listed as microsoft since microsoft wrote the tool.
that spawns out the 3rd party service. this makes it harder to find the one that should not be there.
looking at the memory dump.
the service that terminated the process got the error
0xc0000061 A required privilege is not held by the client before the termination.
looks like the service was started like this:
c:\windows\system32\svchost.exe -k localserviceNoNetworkFirewall -p
google localserviceNoNetworkFirewall
to find out about this and find out why the client did not have rights to run.
note: debugger reported many subsystem files have been modified
note: you can run cmd.exe as an admin and run
tasklist /SVC /FI "IMAGENAME eq svchost.exe"
to see just the list of running tasks that are svchost.exe