| Debugging Tools for Windows |
This section contains descriptions of the common bug checks, including the parameters passed to the blue screen.
It also describes how you can diagnose the fault which led to the bug check, and possible ways to deal with the error.
If a specific bug check code does not appear in this reference, use the !analyze extension command (in kernel mode) with the following syntax:
This will display information about the specified bug check code. If your default radix is not 16, you should prefix Code with "0x".