BSOD when copying files from external HDD to external HDD

And is the kernel (ntkrnlmp.exe) mentioned as a probable driver?

MrPepka said:

And is the kernel (ntkrnlmp.exe) mentioned as a probable driver?

Please remind me again how to find the probably caused by? I remember seeing it last time but can't remember what to run. it's not there after analyze -v

Depends on what WinDbg version you are using. Like the one from the Windows 10 SDK, you must run the !analyze command. And if you have the Preview version, there is no such ruler, but you can do it !analyze -v and in the IMAGE_NAME line the name of the driver causing the error will be given

MrPepka said:

Depends on what WinDbg version you are using. Like the one from the Windows 10 SDK, you must run the !analyze command. And if you have the Preview version, there is no such ruler, but you can do it !analyze -v and in the IMAGE_NAME line the name of the driver causing the error will be given

Yep I've got that in there.


IMAGE_NAME: ntkrnlmp.exe

After running the !analyze -v command, an error description is displayed and four parameters are underneath. What is the first parameter?

mkr10001 said:

Yep I've got that in there.


IMAGE_NAME: ntkrnlmp.exe

Could you also give the details for FAILURE_BUCKET_ID as this is more revealing.

MrPepka said:

After running the !analyze -v command, an error description is displayed and four parameters are underneath. What is the first parameter?

Arg1: 0000000000000026, IOMMU detected DMA violation.

I thought that was odd as I turned off IOMMU in the BIOS, well at least the Intel virtualization option which I'm informed is the same thing.

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philc43 said:

Could you also give the details for FAILURE_BUCKET_ID as this is more revealing.

FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0xE6_VRFK_nt!KiCallInterruptServiceRoutine

BUCKET_ID: 0xE6_VRFK_nt!KiCallInterruptServiceRoutine

Then disable all virtualization options in the BIOS and leave Driver Verifier enabled

MrPepka said:

Then disable all virtualization options in the BIOS and leave Driver Verifier enabled

That is the current configuration as of that last BSOD. BIOS says virtualization is off.

Do you still get BSODs after turning off virtualization in the BIOS?