Well I can't find the program in the control panel. So following this site Steps for installing/uninstalling the Sentinel Drivers - SafeNet Sentinel Customer Discussions I manually deleted two files. The subsequent reboot after the file deletion had no errors, leading me to believe that the problem had been solved but I was wrong.
Now, I have no ides how to remove the Sentinel64.
Last edited by BubbaDaCaveman; 27 Nov 2013 at 22:59.
Download and run Autoruns for Windows, and then navigate to the Services tab, untick the service which applies to Sentinel64you wish to disable.
Hi, I had Alcohol installed before which had left behind SPTD driver. Yesterday I cleaned it up from the machine and ran it for 12 hours 13 mins without any crash so far. But I can see a lot of Schannel Error logged in the event viewer. Can that be a reason for the crashes too?
Could you please provide a screenshot of the error?
Hi sorry for the delayed response but I thought before posting I should wait and see if I get another crash after uninstalling SPTD driver. So far no crash. About the Schannel error its the same as I have posted in post no. 9 (Event Log inside the rar)
Thanks
Event 36876:
Event 36888:Code:The certificate received from the remote server has not validated correctly. The error code is 0x80092012. The SSL connection request has failed. The attached data contains the server certificate.
Have you disabled the Sentinel64 Service? You may need to start a thread in the networking section, since networking isn't my area of expertise, I know SSL is used in conjunction with HTTP to provide HTTPS.Code:The following fatal alert was generated: 43. The internal error state is 552.
Hi.
So I reinstalled the Sentinel thingy again, but the crashes didn't stop. The last time the OS crashed I waited for a few
minutes before resetting the computer, and after restarting it I checked the event viewer, and this time the event viewer
logged in a few new errors. By the look of it I thought it was a hardware fault behind these crashes, but after reading a
few similar threads in this forum it turned out that SPTD drivers can cause some serious error that might actually look like a
hardware failure. Then I removed SPTD drivers with the removal tool. And that's it so far no crash. And the Schannel errors
that I have mentioned, they seem to appear randomly not everytime.
So I guess this thread can be marked as solved.
Okay, that's good news, thanks for the update :)
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