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I found runtimebroker.exe is using Wpc.dll and FamilySafetyExt.dll (they should be the parental control on windows 10...), right during the second hard fault.
During the first one instead I found MsMpEng.exe (Windows defender), hence you could try to exclude this folder in WinDefender: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\Common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive.
Only if you are sure you (or the program) won't download and run anything inside that folder, obviously.

[QUOTE="xilolee, post: 175313, member: 3614"] I found [B]runtimebroker.exe[/B] is using [B]Wpc.dll[/B] and [B]FamilySafetyExt.dll[/B] (they should be the parental control on windows 10...), right during the second hard fault. During the first one instead I found [B]MsMpEng.exe[/B] (Windows defender), hence you could try to exclude this folder in WinDefender: [B]C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\Common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive[/B]. Only if you are sure you (or the program) won't download and run anything inside that folder, obviously. [/QUOTE]

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