Known Issues

The d7x Registry Search window may crash if you search more than once within the same Registry Search window.  You may open multiple Registry Search windows simultaneously to avoid the issue.  Note this will NOT crash the main d7x program, only the Registry Search window.

None are known at this time.

Notice: Although the “Installed Date” value on the System Info tab is reported correctly in Windows 10/11, the value itself is now modified during every major Windows 10/11 update. Unfortunately, we were not able to discover any other method to obtain the original installation date.

Issue:  d7x lower status bar may report “Idle…” when busy (or an idle/display message) during an Auto Mode.  Specifically, Malware Auto Mode configurations using KillEmAll settings/options at the top can trigger this behavior, though it may also be caused by various other reasons in any Auto Mode.

Subsequently, clicking anywhere within a d7x based user interface will trigger the “Not Responding…” Windows message.  In this case, d7x isn’t updating the user interface appropriately, which causes both the status bar “Idle…” message as well as the Windows/app unresponsive behavior when the user initiates any type of interaction with one of d7x’s windows.

Please be assured that d7x is most likely doing what it should be, and therefore d7x should be left undisturbed for a reasonable amount of time (even in a state where the user interface is unresponsive) based on the last action performed or desired, in order to determine if there is any issue (beyond the broken UI status update.)