- The driver is executing at an IRQL that is too high for the function that it is calling. Consult the WDK documentation for the function and verify the IRQL at which the function can be called. + The driver is executing at an IRQL that is too high for the function that it is calling. Consult the WDK documentation for the function and verify the IRQL at which the function can be called. If you have applied custom IRQL annotations to your own functions, confirm that they are accurate.
- The driver is executing at an IRQL that is too low for the function that it is calling. Consult the WDK documentation for the function and verify the IRQL at which the function can be called. + The driver is executing at an IRQL that is too low for the function that it is calling. Consult the WDK documentation for the function and verify the IRQL at which the function can be called. If you have applied custom IRQL annotations to your own functions, confirm that they are accurate.
+ The function has raised the IRQL to a level above what is allowed. +
++ A function has been annotated as having a max IRQL, but the execution of that function raises the IRQL above that maximum. If you have applied custom IRQL annotations to your own functions, confirm that they are accurate. +
++ The function has lowered the IRQL to a level below what is allowed. +
++ A function has been annotated as having a minimum IRQL, but the execution of that function lowers the IRQL below that minimum. If you have applied custom IRQL annotations to your own functions, confirm that they are accurate. +
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