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Deep Behavioral Inspection causes cmd crash


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On computers with EEA installed, the window appears a few seconds after executing cmd, and then the window closes automatically.
If I disable Deep Behavioral Inspection or add c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe to the exclusion list, cmd will run normally.

Tried pre-releases update, still the same situation.

What can I do to solve this problem?

Windows 10 22H2 x64, EEA 11.0.2044 (Deep behavioral inspection support module 1150)

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This is a known clash between CloudStrike and Deep Behavioral Monitor. While the issue is investigated, you can:

 

  1. Add cmd.exe, Powershell.exe, DllHost.exe, rundll32 to the Deep Behavioral Monitor exclusion list
    or
  2. Temporary disable Deep Behavioral Monitor
    or
  3. Try the latest version of modules from the pre-release update channel. If it makes no difference, resort to 1, 2 or 4.
    or
  4. Disable Crowdstrike
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