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Thread ID: 26703	2002-11-03 07:05:00	KEBUGCHECKEX	Leendert (1322)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
95622	2002-11-03 07:05:00	Can someone please tell me what this message means I received when I started my computer: KEBUGCHECKEX: called by C00aaf3 error code is 44 parameters d89a5950 0 0 0 system halted I Re-started and things are "fine" I hope! Leo	Leendert (1322)
95623	2002-11-03 07:52:00	Its a similar event to a Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) and is probably related to an error in a driver. Or not. Windows...	godfather (25)
95624	2002-11-06 07:25:00	Can you perhaps suggest what I should/could do about it? Leo	Leendert (1322)
95625	2002-11-06 07:34:00	well according to that survey that's proving popular on Press F1, you should format your hard drive and reinstall all your software. Or not. (sorry couldn't help myself)	falvrez (390)
95626	2002-11-06 09:33:00	Leendert, KEBUGCHECKEX {KErnel mode BUG CHECK EXception}: A bug check is a system-detected error that causes an immediate, controlled shutdown of the system. Various kernel-mode components perform run-time consistency checking. If and when such a component discovers an unrecoverable inconsistency, it causes a bug check to be generated. Whenever possible, all kernel-mode components should log an error and continue to run, rather than calling KeBugCheckEx. For example, if a driver is unable to allocate required resources, it should log an error so that the system continues to run; it should not generate a bug check. A driver or other kernel-mode component calls this routine only in cases of a fatal, unrecoverable error that could corrupt the system itself. So one of the system drivers on your computer had a fit and the system was told to shutdown immediately. If you don't know what the driver was (you hadn't made any changes or installed some 'new' software) and all is fine then leave it be for now. Cheers, Babe.	Babe Ruth (416)
95627	2002-11-07 03:34:00	Thanks again Babe for your comments, much appreciated. I appear to have a "problem" with my scroll mouse software and will delete and re-install that. I've not had the same "warning" again. Kind regards Leo	Leendert (1322)
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