Hello everyone.
I'm installing a program on a 1 month old Windows installation. The installer needs to install "an USB driver" because the program revolves around USB dongles.
I open the installer, I enter a key, and it starts to "install the USB driver" but hangs and then, 20 seconds later, it a BSOD appears saying it's "hardlock.sys" what failed.
After a little bit a search (and trying to avoid sketchy websites that end in "soft") I found out that it belongs to Aladdin Technologies and, to remove it, you could try and stop the service on Task Manager. The problem is that the only thing I can find on my computer is a file named hardlock.sys on the drivers folder and a registry of it on regedit. If I delete the file from the drivers folder, it still BSODs and "regenerates".
I tried the HASP purge command line thing, but it still BSODs due to the hardlock.sys.
I had successfully installed the program on a previous Windows installation which ran on a HDD and had Kaspersky as an antivirus, if that helps.
Has anyone had a problem like this?
Here are my specs: (this is a little bit old, but the only difference is that now it has a new SDD)
https://valid.x86.fr/nm7jt4
I'm installing a program on a 1 month old Windows installation. The installer needs to install "an USB driver" because the program revolves around USB dongles.
I open the installer, I enter a key, and it starts to "install the USB driver" but hangs and then, 20 seconds later, it a BSOD appears saying it's "hardlock.sys" what failed.
After a little bit a search (and trying to avoid sketchy websites that end in "soft") I found out that it belongs to Aladdin Technologies and, to remove it, you could try and stop the service on Task Manager. The problem is that the only thing I can find on my computer is a file named hardlock.sys on the drivers folder and a registry of it on regedit. If I delete the file from the drivers folder, it still BSODs and "regenerates".
I tried the HASP purge command line thing, but it still BSODs due to the hardlock.sys.
I had successfully installed the program on a previous Windows installation which ran on a HDD and had Kaspersky as an antivirus, if that helps.
Has anyone had a problem like this?
Here are my specs: (this is a little bit old, but the only difference is that now it has a new SDD)
https://valid.x86.fr/nm7jt4