Error 44 kebugcheckex

[Eddy]

Over the last week I have been locking up with the following message. Have to
turn computer off to get out.
KEBUGCHECKEX: called b c002b547
Error code is 44
Parameters: de573c5 0 0 0
System halted._
The numbers are sometimes different but the 44 is always the same. Have run
adaware several times. Please give me some info here. You guys have helped me
before and I have been bragging on ya'll for months.

[Gary S. Terhune]

It's caused by a driver trying to do something that it shouldn't. Or by
bad hardware.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/kmarch/hh/kmarch/k105_17af10bb-b21d-408e-bf73-421ce705d117.xml.asp

As to which driver it is, you'll have to trouble-shoot that the hard
way. Can you identify anything that you're doing just before this error
occurs? Does it occur all by itself, while the machine is unattended, or
only when you're active? Might try a "Clean Boot" startup (link in my
signature.) You should physically disconnect your system from the
internet before running these tests (pull the telephone, USB or LAN wire
from its jack.) You'll be without antivirus or firewall protection. If
the error still occurs, and you still can't peg down just what you're
doing, if anything, to cause it, it's time to disconnect all peripherals
and test again. And so forth, removing hardware until you're down to
bare bones--video, keyboard and hard drive. With any luck, you can
identify the problem before then, because after that it gets really
difficult to figure out without costing money. (Have to swap parts.) Or,
you could to take it to a pro.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

"Eddy" > wrote in message
...
> Over the last week I have been locking up with the following message.
Have to
> turn computer off to get out.
> KEBUGCHECKEX: called b c002b547
> Error code is 44
> Parameters: de573c5 0 0 0
> System halted._
> The numbers are sometimes different but the 44 is always the same.
Have run
> adaware several times. Please give me some info here. You guys have
helped me
> before and I have been bragging on ya'll for months.