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Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Debugging Stop 0xE3 [With Thread]
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I apologize for not updating my blog very regularly this month (it's been my birthday too), since I haven't been able to find any du...
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Exactly Why Are Page Faults Illegal At IRQL Level 2?
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You may notice with Stop 0xA, Stop 0xD1 and Stop 0xC5, there always seems to be a illegal page fault or some other illegal instruction, alth...
Thursday, 18 July 2013
Debugging a Stop 0x9F Even Further - Using !drvobj
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We're back with another Stop 0x9F to debug, in my opinion, these bugchecks are usually the easiest bugchecks to debug, since they usuall...
Monday, 15 July 2013
Debugging a Stop 0x9F - Power Transistion Time Out
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I've previously explained how to debug a Stop 0x9F with a blocked IRP, although, there is a different situation when the !irp , !devobj ...
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Debugging Counterfeit Installations - Why I Don't Bother With Them
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Note: This article is my opinion, and isn't intended to offend anyone [Point 3] Although this blog post, is not exactly a tutorial or...
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Friday, 12 July 2013
Basics of the Windows Driver Model
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According to the Windows Driver Model, there are three different kinds of drivers, which will operate within the driver stacks etc. These ty...
Monday, 8 July 2013
Debugging Stop 0x1A - MEMORY_MANAGEMENT
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Thanks muhahaa for pointing the PFN data structure out to me. A Stop 0x1A is quite common in my opinion, and usually is caused by two thi...
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