SOLVED SynKernelDiag not needed

[Dynah]

Good evening. SynkernelDiag just showed up today.... how do I get it to stop . Thanks so much!!!

 

[Wolfie]

Hi Dynah,

make and model of your computer would help!.

Is this for a laptop with touchpad mouse?.

For example, Lenovo support and look for newer drivers?:

https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/

Asus:

https://www.asus.com/support/#

HP:

https://support.hp.com/gb-en

 

[Regedit32]

• Press Windows key + S together to give focus to your search field
• In the search field type command
• In the search results locate and right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator
• When the User Account Control prompts you click Yes
• Now in the Administrator: Command Prompt window type or copy & paste the following:

  reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\SynTP\Parameters\Debug /v DumpKernel /t REG_DWORD /d 00000000 /f

  
  Press your Enter key to execute the above command:

• Next type exit then press Enter key to close the window.
• Close any other open applications then restart computer for changes to take affect.

Regards,

Regedit32

 

[Dynah]

Hi Dynah,

make and model of your computer would help!.

Is this for a laptop with touchpad mouse?.

For example, Lenovo support and look for newer drivers?:

https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/

Asus:

https://www.asus.com/support/#

HP:

https://support.hp.com/gb-en

Good Day Wolfe, Just learning... thanks for your kindness. My laptop is a HP 2000, with a touchpad mouse. It just all of a sudden started with the SybKerneDiag thing... I am sure you're used to this. My first experience. So I took your hint and went to HP support... a whole new awesome world. Any other suggestions, I sure would appreciate your doing so.
Thanks from my corner of the World,
Dynah

 

[Wolfie]

HI Dynah,

did you not follow @Regedit32's instructions?.

Windows key > type "cmd" > right click > open as administrator > enter password > copy & paste the command below > press enter > type "exit", press enter and restart PC:

reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\SynTP\Parameters\Debug /v DumpKernel /t REG_DWORD /d 00000000 /f

You might want to copy the command from Regedit32's post above!.

Left click button top left > Edit > Paste:

Cmd window with pasted command!.

 

[Dynah]

Greetings Gents, I'd have to admit, I sadly didn't read Sir @Regedit32's input. I was hard at work when he posted. Yet Gladly I am here to report, that before I came to the grand land of Windows10forums, I had spied a site that, just before coming here in the first place, and did what it said....so didn't even get to test if it had worked or not. Til I got on my computer later last night. What it said to do, was to hit ctrl alt And the letter "L'... and Guys, it worked. I humbly thank you for all your kindnesses not just for me, but for all those you have helped over the years. Rest well in KNOWing You Are Really Appreciated. Shalum Shalum
Dynah
ps I will of course hit the "solved" button on my way out and Who Knows I just might be back.

 

[Regedit32]

Nice one Dynah.

I'm glad you solved your problem.

Thanks for sharing how you solved it.

Regedit32

 

[Dynah]

Good Day Regedit32, thank you!!! Keep having Fun.

 

[Activist Explorer]

Greetings Gents, I'd have to admit, I sadly didn't read Sir @Regedit32's input. I was hard at work when he posted. Yet Gladly I am here to report, that before I came to the grand land of Windows10forums, I had spied a site that, just before coming here in the first place, and did what it said....so didn't even get to test if it had worked or not. Til I got on my computer later last night. What it said to do, was to hit ctrl alt And the letter "L'... and Guys, it worked. I humbly thank you for all your kindnesses not just for me, but for all those you have helped over the years. Rest well in KNOWing You Are Really Appreciated. Shalum Shalum
Dynah
ps I will of course hit the "solved" button on my way out and Who Knows I just might be back.

Dynah, I had the same issue today your solution of SynkernelDiag showing up on my Lenovo laptop. Your soludtion of typing ctrl-alt-L did the trick. Thanks!!!