The stop error 0×00000077 is a KERNEL_STACK_INPAGE_ERROR and means that a page of kernel data could not be read into memory from the paging file. Additionally, the parameter 0xC000009D is a STATUS_DEVICE_NOT_CONNECTED error and is the result of the controller not seeing the hard disk drive.
Some causes of this condition are:
- Outdated or faulty disk controller firmware
- Outdated or faulty disk controller driver
- Bad disk block in the paging file
- Improper SCSI termination
- Loose or bad cabling between the disk(s) and disk controller
- A disk controller error
- Lack of non-paged pool resources
Some possible resolutions to this condition are:
- Update disk controller firmware
- Update disk controller drivers
- Verify cabling between disk(s) and controller
- Verify proper SCSI termination
In all cases you should run a “CHKDSK X: /F /R” to repair any file system errors on the disk. If you have an additional disk on the machine you may want to rebuild the paging file.
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