STOP: 0x0000000A – IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
This error typically signifies that a kernel-mode process or driver attempted to access a memory location without proper authorisation. This could be due to outdated or incompatible drivers, or faulty hardware such as RAM or a motherboard.
STOP: 0x0000001E – KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
This BSoD error indicates that a kernel-mode program generated an exception which the error handler did not catch. It can be caused by problematic device drivers, faulty memory, or incompatible software.
STOP: 0x0000003B – SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
This error points to an exception happening during the execution of a routine that transitions from non-privileged code to privileged code. Typical culprits include outdated or incompatible drivers, or issues with graphics card drivers.
STOP: 0x0000007B – INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE
This error means Windows lost access to the system partition during the startup process, usually due to issues with the storage controller, disk corruption, or malware infections.
STOP: 0x0000007E – SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
This error is thrown when a system thread generates an exception that the error handler did not catch. Often, it’s related to issues with device drivers, hardware conflicts, or BIOS settings.
STOP: 0x0000008E – KERNEL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Similar to 0x0000001E, this BSoD error occurs when a kernel-mode application causes an exception not managed by the error handler. It’s often related to hardware issues or problematic drivers.
STOP: 0x000000D1 – DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
This indicates a driver tried to access pageable memory at a process IRQL that was too high. Typically, it’s the result of incompatible, faulty, or outdated device drivers.
STOP: 0x000000F4 – CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION
This error suggests that a critical process or thread crucial to system operation has unexpectedly terminated, potentially due to issues with hardware, hard disk corruption, or problematic software.
STOP: 0x000000FE – BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER
This error code is associated with issues concerning a USB driver, such as driver corruption or USB device malfunctions.
STOP: 0x00000050 – PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
This error means that the system requested data that’s not present in memory. Causes can include faulty hardware, incorrect system service, antivirus software, or a corrupted NTFS volume.
STOP: 0x00000024 – NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM
This error indicates a problem occurred within the NTFS file system driver, often due to hard disk corruption or problematic hardware.
STOP: 0x0000004E – PFN_LIST_CORRUPT
This error signifies that the Page Frame Number (PFN) list is corrupted, often due to faulty hardware like bad RAM, or outdated drivers.
STOP: 0x0000009F – DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE
This error occurs when a driver is in an inconsistent or invalid power state, often a result of incompatible, outdated, or corrupted drivers.
STOP: 0x000000C2 – BAD_POOL_CALLER
This BSoD error signifies that the current thread is making a bad pool request, usually due to problematic drivers, or sometimes due to faulty or incompatible hardware.
STOP: 0x000000CE – DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING_OPERATIONS
This error indicates a driver unloaded without completing all of its pending operations. This usually means that a driver has been incorrectly or hastily written, leading to software issues.
STOP: 0x000000D6 – DRIVER_PAGE_FAULT_BEYOND_END_OF_ALLOCATION
This error suggests that a driver referenced memory beyond the end of its allocation, which could be due to issues with the specific driver, or a software problem causing memory mismanagement.
STOP: 0x000000EA – THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER
This error signifies that a device driver is endlessly spinning in an attempt to process something, often a problem associated with a graphics card driver.
STOP: 0x000000ED – UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME
This error means that Windows was unable to access the volume containing the system files during boot-up. It can be due to hard disk corruption or failure, or incorrect BIOS settings.
STOP: 0x000000F7 – DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER
This error implies that a driver has overrun a stack-based buffer, potentially causing a system security breach. It is often caused by driver or software problems.
STOP: 0x000000FC – ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY
This error signifies that an attempt was made to execute non-executable memory. It’s typically due to issues with device drivers, faulty memory, or a corrupted operating system.
STOP: 0x0000000D – MUTEX_LEVEL_NUMBER_VIOLATION
This error suggests a violation of the mutex level number, often due to issues with the driver’s order of locking mutexes, which can lead to deadlocks or other software problems.
STOP: 0x0000003F – NO_MORE_SYSTEM_PTES
This error indicates that the system has run out of system Page Table Entries (PTEs), often related to memory-heavy operations or memory leaks in software or drivers.
STOP: 0x00000046 – DEREF_UNKNOWN_LOGON_SESSION
This error means a session was dereferenced that was not referenced, usually pointing to issues with software compatibility or bugs in the operating system.
STOP: 0x0000009C – MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION
This error signifies a critical hardware error that the operating system cannot recover from. It is often related to severe hardware problems, like a failing CPU or issues with the power supply.
STOP: 0x000000A5 – ACPI_BIOS_ERROR
This error indicates that the BIOS of the computer is not fully compliant with the ACPI specification. It’s often due to outdated BIOS or issues with hardware compatibility.
STOP: 0x000000BE – ATTEMPTED_WRITE_TO_READONLY_MEMORY
This error suggests an attempt to write to read-only memory, usually indicating a driver issue.
STOP: 0x000000D7 – DRIVER_UNMAPPING_INVALID_VIEW
This error signifies a driver attempted to unmap an invalid view. It typically points to poorly written drivers or software.
STOP: 0x000000E3 – RESOURCE_NOT_OWNED
This error indicates that a thread tried to release a resource it did not own. It’s often due to issues with device drivers or problematic software.
STOP: 0x000000F2 – HARDWARE_INTERRUPT_STORM
This error suggests the system is experiencing an interrupt storm, an excessive number of hardware interrupts that consume too much CPU time. This is often due to hardware malfunctions or conflicts.
STOP: 0x000000F5 – FLTMGR_FILE_SYSTEM
This error indicates that an issue has occurred in the File System Filter Manager, usually pointing to hard drive corruption or driver issues.
STOP: 0x000000F9 – DRIVER_RETURNED_STATUS_REPARSE_FOR_VOLUME_OPEN
This error signifies a driver returned status reparse for a volume open. It’s typically due to poorly written drivers or software.
STOP: 0x00000109 – CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION
This error suggests corruption of a critical data structure, often due to driver corruption or memory issues.
STOP: 0x00000124 – WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR
This error indicates a fatal hardware error has occurred. This can be due to problematic hardware, such as a faulty CPU, hard drive, or memory.
STOP: 0x00000139 – KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE
This error signifies a kernel security check has failed, often due to memory corruption, driver bugs, or malware infections.
STOP: 0x0000014F – PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA_MAPPED_FILE
This error means the system requested data from a mapped file that’s not present in memory. It can be due to faulty hardware or incorrect system service.
STOP: 0x000001A0 – INTERNAL_POWER_ERROR
This error indicates that a severe internal power error occurred, often due to power supply issues.
STOP: 0x000001D3 – DRIVER_PORTION_MUST_BE_NONPAGED
This error code implies that a portion of the driver is required to be located in a certain area of the memory, but it isn’t. This can be due to problematic drivers or issues with memory management in the software.
STOP: 0x0000021A – STATUS_SYSTEM_PROCESS_TERMINATED
This error indicates that a system process crucial for the operation of the system has unexpectedly terminated. This can be due to issues with hardware, hard disk corruption, or problematic software.
STOP: 0x0000025D – SVM_UNEXPECTED_EXIT
This error suggests that the AMD Virtualization Technology, known as AMD-V, has encountered an unexpected issue. It could be due to a problem with the system’s virtual machine monitor (VMM), or it might indicate a hardware issue with the CPU.
STOP: 0x000002AF – VIRTUALIZATION_DEMAND_DMA_VIOLATION
This error signifies a violation in the Direct Memory Access (DMA) during a virtualisation process. This is often due to issues with virtualisation software or underlying hardware incompatibility.
STOP: 0x000003C4 – INVALID_HW_PROFILE
This error indicates that an invalid hardware profile has been detected, which could be due to incorrect or corrupted hardware settings or BIOS misconfiguration.
STOP: 0x000003F1 – DRIVER_RETURNED_STATUS_REPARSE_FOR_VOLUME_DISMOUNT
This error suggests that a driver attempted to dismount a volume incorrectly. This can be caused by issues with the specific driver, or due to a software problem causing improper storage management.
STOP: 0x00000402 – WIN32K_CALLOUT_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT
This error signifies a timeout issue related to the WIN32K system call. It’s often related to issues with device drivers, software conflicts, or system resource limitations.
STOP: 0x000004E3 – DRIVER_USAGE_FAULT
This error indicates that a driver has failed due to improper use or operation. This could be due to a bug in the driver software or issues with the device that the driver is trying to manage.
STOP: 0x0000050F – UNEXPECTED_MEMORY_POOL_FOR_INJECTION
This error implies that an unexpected memory pool has been found for injection, often due to software problems, including potential malware infections.
STOP: 0x000006D9 – DRIVER_RETURNED_STATUS_DUPLICATE_OBJECTID
This error suggests that a driver has returned a status that contains a duplicate object ID. This can be due to issues with the specific driver, or a software problem causing memory mismanagement.
STOP: 0x000007E9 – UNEXPECTED_THREAD_TERMINATION
This error indicates an unexpected termination of a system thread. This can be caused by various reasons, including system resource issues, hardware conflicts, or software bugs.
STOP: 0x0000081E – KERNEL_SESSION_LOCKOUT
This error signifies that a kernel session has been locked out, likely due to issues with system software, conflicting drivers, or potential malware infection.
STOP: 0x0000083D – EXCEPTION_IN_RESOURCE_CALL
This error implies an exception occurred during a resource call. This can be due to faulty hardware, corrupt system files, or incompatible device drivers.
STOP: 0x00000940 – WINSOCK_DETECTED_HUNG_CLOSESOCKET_LIVEDUMP
This error signifies that a hang was detected in a Winsock closesocket operation. It’s typically due to issues with network drivers or software conflicts.
STOP: 0x000009D2 – ERROR_DRIVER_RETURNED_TIMEOUT
This error indicates a timeout issue with a specific driver. This could be due to a driver conflict, software bugs, or hardware incompatibility.
STOP: 0x00000B8E – MX_CLEAN_FATAL_ERROR
This error signifies a fatal error during the cleanup of the Multiplexer (MX). This could be due to hardware issues, system file corruption, or driver conflicts.
STOP: 0x00000C3E – DRIVER_ENTRYPOINT_NOT_FOUND
This error indicates that an expected entry point in a driver was not found. This is typically caused by driver issues, such as a corrupted or incompatible driver.
STOP: 0x00000D2E – WORKER_THREAD_RETURNED_WITH_BAD_IO_PRIORITY
This error indicates that a worker thread returned to the system with an inappropriate I/O priority. It usually signals an issue with a device driver or with the system’s I/O operations.
STOP: 0x00000F6F – SESSION8_INITIALIZATION_FAILED
This error suggests that the Session 8 initialization process failed during system startup. It could be due to corrupted system files, faulty hardware, or issues with device drivers.
STOP: 0x000010F2 – KERNEL_STACK_DETECTION_FAILED
This error signifies that the system was unable to detect the kernel stack. It may indicate a system memory issue, a corrupted hard disk, or a problematic device driver.
STOP: 0x00001210 – VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL
This error indicates an issue with the management of video memory. Typically, it’s related to graphics card drivers, either due to corruption, incompatibility, or outdated software.
STOP: 0x000013C0 – EXFAT_FILE_SYSTEM
This error signifies a problem within the exFAT file system driver, often due to hard disk corruption or a malfunctioning storage device.
STOP: 0x00001423 – PAGE_NOT_ZERO
This error occurs when the system has detected non-zero page reference count when it’s expected to be zero. It can be due to memory issues or a problematic device driver.
STOP: 0x00001502 – UFX_DIRECTED_TRANSFER_TIMEOUT
This error indicates a timeout in the USB Function Class Extension Host Controller (UFX01000), usually due to hardware malfunction or a driver issue.
STOP: 0x000015B1 – PFN_SHARE_COUNT
This error suggests an issue with the Page Frame Number (PFN) share count, often associated with faulty hardware or memory corruption.
STOP: 0x00001633 – KERNEL_ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION
This error is thrown when the kernel tries to execute an illegal instruction, typically due to corrupted system files, faulty hardware, or issues with device drivers.
STOP: 0x0000175D – BAD_HEAP_CALLBACK_ADDRESS
This error indicates a bad heap callback address, suggesting an issue with system memory management. It can be due to corrupted system files or a problematic device driver.
STOP: 0x0000184D – TTM_FATAL_ERROR
This error points towards a fatal error in the TTM memory manager, often used for graphics card memory management. It typically indicates issues with the graphics card driver.
STOP: 0x000019C7 – VHDX_INVALID_VHDX_IDENTIFIER
This error indicates an invalid VHDX identifier, suggesting issues with virtual hard disk files. It can be due to corrupted system files or issues with the disk management system.
STOP: 0x00001A88 – CACHE_MANAGER
This error signifies an issue with the Cache Manager, often due to corrupted system files or memory issues.
STOP: 0x00001C3D – NETIO_INVALID_POOL_CALLER
This error indicates an invalid pool caller in the Network I/O subsystem, typically due to network driver issues or system memory problems.
STOP: 0x00001E25 – CRYPTO_SELF_TEST_FAILURE
This error indicates that a cryptographic self-test failed, which is typically related to issues with the operating system’s cryptographic components or corrupted system files.
STOP: 0x00001F69 – DRV_CANCEL_TIMEOUT
This error suggests that a driver has failed to complete a cancellation operation within an allotted time. It is often due to poorly written or outdated device drivers.
STOP: 0x000020FA – HAL_INITIALIZATION_FAILED
This error means that the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) failed to initialise during the boot process. This could be due to corrupted system files, faulty hardware, or BIOS issues.
STOP: 0x00002144 – VSM_HARDWARE_FAILURE
This error indicates that the Virtual Secure Mode (VSM) encountered a hardware failure. This is typically associated with hardware issues, such as problems with the processor, memory, or motherboard.
STOP: 0x0000222B – MUI_NO_VALID_SYSTEM_LANGUAGE
This error signifies that the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) couldn’t find a valid system language. It can be related to problems with language packs or system file corruption.
STOP: 0x00002397 – VIDEO_ENGINE_TIMEOUT_DETECTED
This error suggests that the video engine has timed out, often due to problems with the graphics card, outdated or incompatible drivers, or issues with the video subsystem.
STOP: 0x0000243C – VIDEO_ENGINE_TIMEOUT_DETECTED_RECOVERY
This error indicates that the video engine timed out but was able to recover. It is still a sign of potential issues with the graphics card, drivers, or the video subsystem.
STOP: 0x000025B9 – XSAVE_FAILURE
This error means that an xsave instruction has failed, which could be due to issues with the processor, memory, or other hardware components.
STOP: 0x000026D2 – SXS_INVALID_ACTCTXDATA_FORMAT
This error signifies that the activation context data format for a Side-by-Side (SxS) component is invalid. This can be caused by corrupted or mismatched system files or issues with the operating system.
STOP: 0x00002718 – VIRT_THREAD_POOL_TIMEOUT
This error indicates that a virtual thread pool operation has timed out. It can be associated with software or hardware problems, particularly with virtualisation features.
STOP: 0x00002813 – NETBIOS_FATAL_ERROR
This error means that a critical NetBIOS error has occurred. It can be related to problems with network communication, drivers, or hardware issues.
STOP: 0x00002992 – KDC_INVALID_KEYUSAGE
This error suggests that the Key Distribution Center (KDC) encountered an issue with key usage. It is often associated with problems in the network authentication or encryption services.
STOP: 0x00002AC2 – VHD_INVALID_SOURCE
This error indicates that an invalid source has been detected for a Virtual Hard Disk (VHD). It could be related to issues with the virtual disk or the virtualisation software.
STOP: 0x00002BFF – XDDM_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
This error signifies that an exception was not handled within an XDDM (XP Display Driver Model) driver. This is typically due to issues with the graphics card or outdated, incompatible, or corrupted drivers.
STOP: 0x00002D72 – WIN32K_UP_DRIVER_PROCESS_TERMINATED
This error suggests that a driver process associated with the Win32K user-mode driver has terminated unexpectedly. This could be due to issues with the specific driver or related software.
STOP: 0x00002E17 – AUDIT_FAILURE
This error indicates a security audit failure in the system. It usually points to issues with the security settings or security software, and could potentially indicate a security breach.
STOP: 0x00002F1E – DIRECTSOUND_KERNEL_MODE_FAILURE
This error suggests a failure in the kernel-mode component of DirectSound, Microsoft’s audio API. It is usually caused by driver issues or problematic audio devices.
STOP: 0x000030C4 – VHD_BOOT_INITIALIZATION_FAILED
This error signifies a failure in the initialization of the virtual hard disk (VHD) during boot-up. It is typically due to corruption or misconfiguration of the VHD.
STOP: 0x000032B9 – CRITICAL_INITIALIZATION_FAILURE
This error indicates that a critical system process failed to initialize. It is typically due to severe system corruption or hardware failure.
STOP: 0x0000347A – CRITICAL_OBJECT_TERMINATION_PROCESS_HAS_EXITED
This error signifies that a critical system process has unexpectedly exited. It’s usually a sign of serious issues, including potential hardware failures or significant software corruption.
STOP: 0x000035D7 – NDIS_INVALID_POOL_VALUE
This error means an invalid pool value was encountered in the Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS), usually indicating a problem with network device drivers.
STOP: 0x000036EA – IO1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED
This error signifies that the initialization of an I/O system has failed. It’s typically due to issues with device drivers, hardware conflicts, or BIOS settings.
STOP: 0x000038A1 – NDIS_RECEIVE_QUEUE_OPERATIONAL_ERROR
This error implies that an operational error has occurred in the NDIS receive queue, often due to network device driver issues.
STOP: 0x000039D9 – VIDEO_ENGINE_TIMEOUT_DETECTED_HUNG_ADAPTER
This error signifies that the video engine has detected a timeout condition, likely due to issues with the video adapter or its driver.
STOP: 0x00003B0D – USER_MODE_HEALTH_MONITOR_VIOLATION
This error points to a violation detected by the user-mode health monitor. It’s often due to severe system corruption or software conflicts.
STOP: 0x00003C6B – TLS_INITIATE_HOTPATCH
This error signifies a problem with initiating a Thread Local Storage (TLS) hotpatch, usually due to issues with the system’s software or configuration.
STOP: 0x00003D91 – WORKER_THREAD_RETURNED_WITH_BAD_WORK_QUEUE_ITEM
This error indicates that a worker thread has returned with a problematic work queue item, suggesting issues with system processes or threads.
STOP: 0x00003EAB – PDC_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT
This error indicates that the Power Dependency Coordinator (PDC) watchdog experienced a timeout, often due to hardware issues or problematic system settings.
STOP: 0x00003FF0 – DEVICE_REFERENCE_COUNT_NOT_ZERO
This error indicates that a device object has been deleted while its reference count is not zero. This is usually due to faulty or incompatible device drivers.
STOP: 0x000040CD – DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING_OPERATIONS_DISK
This error signifies that a disk driver has been unloaded before all pending operations were cancelled. This can be due to issues with the specific driver or incorrect software handling.
STOP: 0x00004213 – BAD_REMOTE_ADAPTER
This error implies that there is a problem with the remote network adapter, typically due to driver issues, hardware malfunctions, or network problems.
STOP: 0x000043F1 – VIRTUALIZED_STORAGE_INVALID_OPERATION
This error occurs when an invalid operation is performed on a virtualised storage device, often resulting from software mismanagement or driver issues.
STOP: 0x000044FF – UFX_GUEST_RESET_TIMEOUT
This error is specific to USB Function Class Extension (UFX) and means that a guest reset has timed out. It can occur due to hardware issues or outdated drivers.
STOP: 0x0000467D – DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION
This error suggests that the Deferred Procedure Call (DPC) watchdog detected a prolonged run time, often caused by driver incompatibility, system deadlock, or hardware issues.
STOP: 0x000047F9 – BTHUSB_LOCAL_MACHINE_ONLY
This error typically occurs when there’s a problem with the Bluetooth USB Host Controller, possibly due to driver issues, hardware malfunctions, or incorrect device settings.
STOP: 0x000049C4 – APPX_INTEGRITY_FAILURE_CLR_NGEN
This error suggests a failure in the integrity of the native (NGEN) images for a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app. This can be caused by issues with the specific app or software problems.
STOP: 0x00004B5C – MAXIMUM_WAIT_OBJECTS_EXCEEDED
This error is thrown when the maximum number of wait objects is exceeded, suggesting an issue with resource mismanagement in software.
STOP: 0x00004D31 – INTERNAL_POWER_ERROR_V2
This error occurs when there’s an internal power error, often due to power supply issues, faulty hardware, or driver problems.
STOP: 0x00004E95 – IO_THREADPOOL_DEADLOCK
This error signifies a deadlock condition in the IO thread pool, often due to issues with the software or device drivers.
STOP: 0x00004FD8 – INVALID_SYSTEM_SERVICE
This error indicates that an invalid system service has been invoked, often due to problems with software or system corruption.
STOP: 0x0000511A – KERNEL_LOCK_ENTRY_LEAKED_ON_THREAD_TERMINATION
This error suggests that a kernel lock was not correctly released upon the termination of a thread, usually pointing to a software issue.
STOP: 0x00005263 – WER_ATOMIC_LOCK_NOT_OWNED
This error occurs when a thread attempts to release a lock it does not own, often pointing to a software or driver issue.
STOP: 0x000053A9 – XBOX_ERACTRL_INVALID_CONTROL_STATE
This error is specific to Xbox users running on a Windows platform and indicates a problem with the control state of the Xbox Era application. It typically suggests an issue with the software or a compatibility problem.
STOP: 0x00005520 – BCD_NOT_ALL_ENTRIES_IMPORTED
This error suggests an issue with the Boot Configuration Data (BCD), specifically that not all entries were successfully imported during a system operation. It’s often due to corrupt or damaged system files.
STOP: 0x000056B5 – QIPFS_FILE_SYSTEM
This error indicates an issue with the QIPFS (Quick InterPlanetary File System), a protocol designed to enable the permanent and decentralized sharing of files. It often suggests a problem with the network settings or software compatibility.
STOP: 0x00005807 – UEFI_INVALID_FLOATING_POINT_STATE
This error is related to the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) and indicates an invalid floating-point state. This is typically a complex issue often related to the computer’s firmware.
STOP: 0x00005962 – FSRTL_UNEXPECTED_FAILURE
This error signifies an unexpected failure in the File System Runtime Library (FSRTL), a fundamental component for file management in Windows. It often suggests issues with system files or hard drive corruption.
STOP: 0x00005B09 – CLOUD_FILE_ACCESS_DENIED
This error is associated with issues accessing cloud-based files and suggests that access to a necessary cloud file has been denied, often due to network issues, incorrect user permissions, or account configuration errors.
STOP: 0x00005CCE – DPC_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT_PSTORE
This error indicates that a Deferred Procedure Call (DPC) Watchdog experienced a timeout while attempting to access the Protected Store (PSTORE). It’s often due to issues with device drivers or system performance.
STOP: 0x00005E14 – WIN32K_POWER_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT
This error suggests that a timeout occurred due to a power watchdog in the Windows 32 Kernel (WIN32K). It often points towards issues with hardware, such as a failing power supply, or problematic system drivers.
STOP: 0x00005F53 – EFS_FATAL_ERROR
This error indicates a fatal error with the Encrypting File System (EFS), a feature in Windows for file encryption. It often suggests issues with the file system, possibly due to disk corruption or software issues.
STOP: 0x00006097 – UCMUCSI_PROTECTED_WRITE_FAILURE
This error signifies a protected write failure in the UCMUCSI, related to USB Type-C connectors. This is usually a hardware-related issue, often concerning the USB ports or the connected USB-C device.
STOP: 0x000061E2 – SECURE_BOOT_VIOLATION
This error indicates a violation of the Secure Boot policy, a security standard designed to make sure a device boots using only software trusted by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). It often suggests firmware or software issues.
STOP: 0x0000636C – BOOTREC_FAILURE
This error signifies a failure with the Bootrec utility, a tool in Windows for repairing issues with the boot sector. It’s often due to issues with system files or the hard drive.
STOP: 0x000064B9 – USBXHCI_INTERNAL_ERROR
This error code points to an internal error with the USBXHCI, the eXtensible Host Controller Interface for USB. This error usually suggests issues with USB drivers or hardware compatibility problems with USB devices.
STOP: 0x00006615 – PARTITION_FAILURE
This error signifies a failure with a partition on a hard drive. This is usually due to issues with the hard drive itself, such as physical damage or corruption of the data on the disk.
STOP: 0x000067D3 – MICROCODE_REV_MISMATCH
This error signifies that there’s a mismatch in the revision of the microcode of a physical processor within the system. This is usually due to BIOS issues or hardware incompatibility.
STOP: 0x0000690A – USER32_INIT_OR_RIT_FAILURE
This error indicates that the user32.dll failed to initialise or encountered an error during operation. It could be due to faulty software, malware, or hardware issues.
STOP: 0x00006A69 – ACPI_BIOS_FATAL_ERROR
This error suggests a fatal error has occurred in the ACPI BIOS, often due to a problematic BIOS, or sometimes due to incompatibility with certain system components.
STOP: 0x00006BDF – UVC_ERROR
This error occurs when there’s an issue with a USB Video Class (UVC) driver or device. It could be caused by driver issues or problems with the USB device.
STOP: 0x00006D26 – RTSS_FATAL_ERROR
This error occurs when a fatal error is detected in the Run-Time System Services (RTSS). It often relates to software issues or misconfigurations.
STOP: 0x00006E78 – HYPERGUARD_VIOLATION
This error suggests a violation of the HyperGuard, a hypervisor-based protection system, often due to issues with virtualisation software or hardware.
STOP: 0x00006FC5 – NETIO_OBSERVED_VLAN
This error indicates a problem with the Network I/O subsystem observing a VLAN, often related to network driver issues or network hardware problems.
STOP: 0x00007123 – APIC_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT
This error signifies that the APIC Watchdog timer has timed out. It often relates to hardware issues, particularly involving the motherboard or CPU.
STOP: 0x0000728C – UFX_ENDPOINT_BUSY
This error implies that a USB function endpoint is busy, often due to issues with USB drivers or devices.
STOP: 0x000073E7 – VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE
This error suggests that the Video Timeout Detection and Recovery (TDR) feature has detected that the Graphics card has not responded within the permitted time, thus the display driver has been reset. It’s often associated with graphics card driver issues.
STOP: 0x00007543 – REFERTO_PRIV_PROXY
This error is typically due to issues with the access and execution of a privileged proxy. It may be related to software issues or misconfigurations.
STOP: 0x000076AA – OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND
This error indicates that the system failed to find a specific object, often due to issues with software or system configurations.
STOP: 0x000077F2 – HUNG_DISPLAY_DRIVER_TIMEOUT
This error suggests that a timeout was detected and collected from a hung display driver. It’s commonly associated with graphics card driver issues.
STOP: 0x0000793B – DTAFS_FILE_SYSTEM
This error signifies an issue within the DTAFS file system, often due to problems with the hard drive or file system corruption.
STOP: 0x00007AB1 – CRITICAL_SERVICE_FAILED
This error signifies that a critical system service failed to initiate or run, leading to a system crash. This is often due to software corruption, malware, or system file damage.
STOP: 0x00007C07 – EVT_CANNOT_OPEN_CHANNEL_OF_QUERY
This error suggests a failure in opening a channel for a specific query within the Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) system, possibly due to a corrupted or missing system file.
STOP: 0x00007D5D – KDC_ERR_S_PRINCIPAL_UNKNOWN
This error indicates that the Key Distribution Centre (KDC) couldn’t find a server principal in the database, typically due to network or server configuration issues.
STOP: 0x00007EDB – VSM_NOT_INITIALIZED
This error suggests that the Virtual Secure Mode (VSM), a component of Windows’ security features, has not been initialised properly. This could be caused by issues with system files, BIOS settings, or hardware compatibility.
STOP: 0x00008018 – REENLISTMENT_TIMEOUT
This error indicates a timeout during reenlistment in a distributed transaction, often due to software or system configuration problems.
STOP: 0x0000816E – TRUST_FAILURE
This error suggests a failure in the system’s trust relationship, which might be due to network configuration issues, server problems, or problems with the system’s security certificates.
STOP: 0x000082D7 – IO1_INITIALIZATION_FAILED_POOL_FREED
This error occurs when the initialization of the I/O Manager fails because the memory pool was freed, often due to driver issues or memory management problems.
STOP: 0x00008434 – USER_APC_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT
This error signifies that a user-mode Asynchronous Procedure Call (APC) watchdog timeout has occurred, often due to unresponsive user-mode components.
STOP: 0x00008590 – REFMON_INVALID_CONFIGURATION
This error indicates an invalid configuration with the Reference Monitor, a component of the Windows security subsystem, potentially due to system file corruption or software issues.
STOP: 0x000086EB – ATTEMPTED_WRITE_TO_CM_PROTECTED_STORAGE
This error occurs when an attempt is made to write to Configuration Manager (CM) protected storage, typically resulting from faulty drivers or software issues.
STOP: 0x00008847 – UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP
This error suggests that a trap was generated by the CPU that the kernel wasn’t expecting. This can be due to hardware issues, problematic device drivers, or overheating of the CPU.
STOP: 0x000089A4 – HAL_ILLEGAL_CONFIGURATION
This error implies an illegal configuration of the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL), potentially due to incorrect BIOS settings or hardware compatibility issues.
STOP: 0x00008B08 – CACHE_COHERENCY_EXCEPTION
This error signifies an exception due to a cache coherency problem. This can be caused by hardware malfunctions, overheating, or power supply issues.
Remember, while these error codes can help point you in the direction of the issue, diagnosing and fixing BSoD errors can be complex and time-consuming. It’s often best to reach out to a professional computer service like SureCanDo Computer Services to ensure the issue is properly addressed and future BSoDs are prevented.