[Autogenerated] In some extreme cases, you might get a system,
which is completely hung.
Nothing seems to be moving forward.
And you can't _____ the system because you really
want to get a down file But the system, is not moving its not crashing something.
Is obviously wrong, but you can't force the system.
To _____.
So in fact, this is possible if you set a value called _____ on co control,
scroll to One in this particular registry key,
you see here,
then a certain key combination would allow you to _____ the system on demand.
And Of course, once you set these values you have to restart the system.
In order for these things.
To take effect.
Once you restart the system,
now you're working with Windows and It hangs at some point.
Then you can click this particular key combination which
is by default the right control key, and the scroll up twice.
To generate a blue screen.
You might be wondering how is that working.
Really?
And The reason this works.
Is because the keyboard class driver,
is part of Windows is the one monitoring this particular key combination,
and when that key combination,
is hitting the wrap is raise and then the keyboard,
plus driver,
is able to _____ the system forcefully by calling K Bache E
X explicitly with the value E two which is defined as
manually or user generated dump.
So this works in most cases because even if you have many threads,
that are running in prior to even 31 they're all deadlock.
In some way, it doesn't matter, interrupts.
Are always more powerful than any user mode code Now,
obviously, this key combination might not be ideal for you.
In fact, some keyboards might not have a scroll up key at all.
So it is possible, to redefine those keys.
To something different.
And the link that You see here points, to Microsoft official documentation,
that specifies other values you can write to the registry,
in order for you.
To select different sets of keys.