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Why would you deliberately want to crash a server? &nbsp;Sounds like hacking to me which is against Expert Exchange policy
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oh oh is it like that , nope u gotta me wrong not that intention 
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can't i have a c++ code small code in simple to achive this 
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jkr,<br />
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Fair enough. &nbsp;Seems kinda odd to want to just crash your system deliberately. &nbsp;
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should i accept this as a answer?
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You can only call 'KeBugCheck()' from a driver inside kernel space, see <a href="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms801640.aspx" rel="ugc">http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms801640.aspx</a>&nbsp;- that way, this is not a security hole, since you need to be an admin to install the driver.
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how to write plug in to crash the windows server in c++
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how to write plug in to crash the windows server in c++

Why would you deliberately want to crash a server?  Sounds like hacking to me which is against Expert Exchange policy

oh oh is it like that , nope u gotta me wrong not that intention 

can&#39;t i have a c++ code small code in simple to achive this 

jkr,

Fair enough.  Seems kinda odd to want to just crash your system deliberately.  

You can only call &#39;KeBugCheck()&#39; from a driver inside kernel space, see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms801640.aspx - that way, this is not a security hole, since you need to be an admin to install the driver.

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