I very much need some help. I’m running a Late 2015 iMac with macOS High Sierra. I’m also running Windows 10 on the Bootcamp partition via Parallels Desktop.
Thursday night I followed my normal routine of starting up the Mac. Then clicking on my Parallels icon to load Windows. I received an error message telling me that Windows had encountered a problem and needed to restart. The “stop code” was DRIVER UNLOADED WITHOUT CANCELLING PENDING OPERATIONS. It claims that what failed was mrxsmb.sys
Before I go any farther let me point out that I have not added or installed any new programs or accessories recently. In fact, I can’t remember the last time that I added or installed anything new.
Since the apple side of things run fine AND since if I boot directly into Windows I encounter the same problem I’m assuming that Apple has nothing to do with the problem.
I can boot into safe mode. I’ve tried to restore to a restore point. All of them fail. I’ve tried most of things in the Windows troubleshooting section. I’ve ran a virus scan that came up claim. I ran Malwarebytes and it came up clean.
I’d REALLY love to get this fixed without doing a clean install because I don’t want to have to go through the hassle of reinstalling everything, but it is what it is I suppose.
Can any of you offer any advice?
By the way, if I’m slow in responding or respond with something that looks like gobbledegook please forgive me. I sliced my main “hunt and peck” finger yesterday so my typing is worse than usual.
Thanks.
Thursday night I followed my normal routine of starting up the Mac. Then clicking on my Parallels icon to load Windows. I received an error message telling me that Windows had encountered a problem and needed to restart. The “stop code” was DRIVER UNLOADED WITHOUT CANCELLING PENDING OPERATIONS. It claims that what failed was mrxsmb.sys
Before I go any farther let me point out that I have not added or installed any new programs or accessories recently. In fact, I can’t remember the last time that I added or installed anything new.
Since the apple side of things run fine AND since if I boot directly into Windows I encounter the same problem I’m assuming that Apple has nothing to do with the problem.
I can boot into safe mode. I’ve tried to restore to a restore point. All of them fail. I’ve tried most of things in the Windows troubleshooting section. I’ve ran a virus scan that came up claim. I ran Malwarebytes and it came up clean.
I’d REALLY love to get this fixed without doing a clean install because I don’t want to have to go through the hassle of reinstalling everything, but it is what it is I suppose.
Can any of you offer any advice?
By the way, if I’m slow in responding or respond with something that looks like gobbledegook please forgive me. I sliced my main “hunt and peck” finger yesterday so my typing is worse than usual.
Thanks.
