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[BUG] DDE Server Window: UniGetUI.exe - System Error (overrun of a stack-based buffer) #3094

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redactedscribe opened this issue Dec 19, 2024 · 8 comments
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UniGetUI Version

3.1.4

Windows version, edition, and architecture

Windows 11 Pro

Describe your issue

Manually quitting UnitGetUI. Doesn't always occur. Perhaps only after a system sleep / hibernation with UniGetUI still running in the background.

Steps to reproduce the issue

  1. More menu.
  2. Quit UniGetUI.

UniGetUI Log

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Also noticed this occurring during the last beta.

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DDE Server Window: UniGetUI.exe - System Error
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The system detected an overrun of a stack-based buffer in this application. This overrun could potentially allow a malicious user to gain control of this application.
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OK
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Forgot to take a screenshot, but the above is a copy of the popup window which appeared after pressing quit.

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Is this some kind of third-party post-mortem debugger, or this is a windows popup?

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Xites commented Dec 20, 2024

Is this some kind of third-party post-mortem debugger, or this is a windows popup?

I've the same problem. It's a Windows pop-up.
Windows log (Dutch):
Toepassingspop-up: UniGetUI Elevator.exe - Systeemfout : Er is een bufferoverschrijdingsfout opgetreden voor stack-buffer in deze toepassing. Via deze overschrijdingsfout kan een kwaadwillige gebruiker de controle over deze toepassing verkrijgen.
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Uj947nXmRqV2nRaWshKtHzTvckUUpD commented Dec 20, 2024

happened to me as well today, while updating some apps

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the popup appeared twice during the batch update

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i suppose it only happens on latest 3.1.4, didn't happened on latest beta and before

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Xites commented Dec 20, 2024

i suppose it only happens on latest 3.1.4, didn't happened on latest beta and before

I'm not sure but I think so. It was this week after an automatic update.

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Is this some kind of third-party post-mortem debugger, or this is a windows popup?

@marticliment Just a popup which appeared after manually quitting. Nothing special.

It may be related to the UnigetUI Elevator as others have reported, but the window popup which appeared for me was titled DDE Server Window: UniGetUI.exe - System Error (no mention of Elevator like the screenshot above). I haven't encountered that exact popup myself yet and the option to use the Elevator is enabled.

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Xites commented Dec 23, 2024

Update 3.1.5 solved this issue for me. Thanks

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Still present for me in 3.1.5

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