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sUBs · 06-03-2005, 11:12 PM

That blue screen is Windows way of telling you that it has encountered a fatal system error. Commonly refered to B.S.O.D. (Blue Screen Of Death), its simply a STOP message. This appears as a blue screen and the first few lines look similar to the following:

Code:

Stop 0x0000001e (c000009a 80123f36 02000000 00000246)
Unhandled Kernel exception c000009a from 8123f26
Address 80123f36 has base at 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe

Microsoft's Knowledge Base contains many articles that explain specific STOP messages and often, resolutions to or ways to work around the problem. Search the Knowledge Base for at least the first hexadecimal number. For example, in the example above, that is "0x0000001e". It also may be helpful to search on the identified file name and other hexadecimal numbers.

06-03-2005, 11:12 PM	#22 (permalink)
sUBs Asst Manager Security, Expert Analyst, Moderator, Security Team; Rangemaster, Moderator, TSF Academy Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 24,473 OS: N/A	That blue screen is Windows way of telling you that it has encountered a fatal system error. Commonly refered to B.S.O.D. (Blue Screen Of Death), its simply a STOP message. This appears as a blue screen and the first few lines look similar to the following: Code: Stop 0x0000001e (c000009a 80123f36 02000000 00000246) Unhandled Kernel exception c000009a from 8123f26 Address 80123f36 has base at 80100000 - ntoskrnl.exe Microsoft's Knowledge Base contains many articles that explain specific STOP messages and often, resolutions to or ways to work around the problem. Search the Knowledge Base for at least the first hexadecimal number. For example, in the example above, that is "0x0000001e". It also may be helpful to search on the identified file name and other hexadecimal numbers.