BSOD STOP 0x0000001E Message W2k Server

I have not updated any drivers recently, but have installed some printer drivers. (from mfg, not MS)

It's an HP DL360 G2.

I have read the MS articles and it says the first (or second, head spinning right now, can't remember) parameter is what driver is faulting.  How do I pinpoint what driver has that ID?

I would download the HP driver and firmware ISO image, burn the CD and update all the firmware and HP HW drivers for that server first.  Can you not use the Universal Printer Driver from Citrix instead of loading print drivers on your TS/Ctx server?

Run the built-in program VERIFIER and turn it on with defaults, should show you the driver name when it BSOD's.  I've had great luck with this.

Turn it off again when you find the problem tho because there is some overhead.

Dont use full memory dump. For BSOD analyze is sufficient kernel memory dump (not small memory dump) which provides good info.
 
0x0000001E means exception in kernel thread, but the most important is driver name which you can see on BSOD.
What is name of *.sys driver ? And other parameters on BSOD ?
(The best should be to have kernel memory dump and enter it into debugger)

Datedman: Running VERIFIER slows the system down way too much.  Unless I turned on too much, what specific parameters should be monitored to catch issues with printer drivers?  (this is my suspicion)

peter41: Error reporting is set to Kernel dump already.  I don't see any *.sys in the BSOD.  The only mention is *krnl.exe (can't recall right now and don't have the copy of the BSOD in front of me).

If you just take the defaults (unsigned drivers, standard) it usually doesn't slow things down that much.

You can always make it slower if that doesn't work. :)

If verifier is turned on at all I think you'll see a different BSOD.

I dont' see a setting for unsigned drivers in VERIFIER.  (I do on my XP machine).

Don't have an xp machine handy but i thought it was the same as vista, first screen says standard settings second Automatically select unsigned drivers

You are right, but my BSOD is on a 2000 server.  It doesn't have that "wizard".  Where you select what to verify, you can select individual items or there's a button for "Preferred".  (See attached.)

Eek!  Hadn't used it in 2000...maybe try preferred?  Or just things starting with HP? :)

meanwhile don't forget pete41's qs! :)

The BSOD message is:

STOP: 0x0000001E (0xC0000044,0x804A470C,0x0,0x0) KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Address 804A470C base at 80400000, DateStamp 45ec3c8f - ntoskrnl.exe

Check this out, interesting solution that worked for more than one person it seems. :)
http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6122_102-0.html?threadID=98412

This is for the parameter 0xC0000005, mine is 0xC0000044.  I will certainly try the BIOS save.

Luckly, knock on wood, it hasn't crashed today yet... but there are alot of people off too so that might have something to do with it.

Or update the BIOS if that's an option?

Since disabling the SAV auto-protect, I have not had a crash (but now that I've jinxed myself...) so that might have been the cause.

I will continue to monitor for a few more days before awarding points; maybe enable it again and see what happens.

... and if SAV is the culprit, or even now, you should look for SAV driver updates and/or MS Hotfixes related to SAV (there are some available).