I don't normally use Windows Mail but recently I had to forward some
attachments via email so I set up Windows Mail to use my gmail account.
Then I attempted to send the email and I got the blue screen of death
with the following messageRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. STOP
0x000000D(0x0000000, 0x0000002, 0x0000000, 0x87CD4C9)
Trip.sys-address87CDD4C9 base at 87C79000, DATE STAMP 4812c4f1. Needless
to say I won't be using Windows Mail again until I find out what this is
all about.
Thanks




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This error has nothing to do with Windows Mail. This is a driver issue that has to do with your Operating Systems hardware and you should be looking at one of your hardware for the issue and answer

Her is a tool that can help you identify the driver in question

Start\Run\verifier

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> I don't normally use Windows Mail but recently I had to forward some
> attachments via email so I set up Windows Mail to use my gmail account.
> Then I attempted to send the email and I got the blue screen of death
> with the following messageRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. STOP
> 0x000000D(0x0000000, 0x0000002, 0x0000000, 0x87CD4C9)
> Trip.sys-address87CDD4C9 base at 87C79000, DATE STAMP 4812c4f1. Needless
> to say I won't be using Windows Mail again until I find out what this is
> all about.
> Thanks
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Thanks Peter,
I tried the verifier but realized that I would not have the slightest
idea how to identify which driver was the culprit. Do you have any
suggestions?


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