Re: Stop: 0xA
- From: thx <thx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 11:05:24 -0500
Dan H. wrote:
Thanks Dietmar
I am getting closer to resolving this issue. Looks to be pointing towards a display driver. I have changed the ServiceGroupOrder so that the driver(service) is started earlyer, therefor the application(service) loading the driver will not attempt to load the driver the same time the os is.
Thanks again
Dan
"Dietmar" wrote:
Hi UTF,
this behavior is shown, if something with
the numerating of your harddisks went wrong.
Try to connect/disconnect a harddisk or IDE device. Perhaps also works, to
put an USB device together at boottime.
After one succesfull boot, XPE changes itself the harddisk numeration and
all connected/disconnected drives can be removed.
Nice to hear from you
Dietmar
This error is normally device driver related.
Not necessarily in driver load order but rather a part of driver code attempting to execute at an IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL the priveledged level it is supposed to execute at.
ie. the IRQL is higher than it is supposed be for this piece of code to be executed.
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