It says that if a system isn’t “affected”, meaning it doesn’t reboot in a loop, then the “protection” works and nothing needs to be done. That’s because the Crowdstrike central systems, on which rely the agents running on the clients’ systems, are working well.
The “sensor” is what the clients actually install and run on their machines in order to “use Crowdstrike”.
The crash happened in a file named csagent.sys which on my machine was something like a week old.
It says that if a system isn’t “affected”, meaning it doesn’t reboot in a loop, then the “protection” works and nothing needs to be done. That’s because the Crowdstrike central systems, on which rely the agents running on the clients’ systems, are working well.
The “sensor” is what the clients actually install and run on their machines in order to “use Crowdstrike”.
The crash happened in a file named csagent.sys which on my machine was something like a week old.