What does BSOD 0x19B (TTM_FATAL_ERROR) mean?

 
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TTM_FATAL_ERROR

The TTM_FATAL_ERROR bug check has a value of 0x0000019B. This indicates that the terminal topology manager experienced a fatal error.

Bug check 0x0000019B means the terminal topology manager reached a fatal condition while creating or maintaining a terminal object. The documented failure type 0x1 means that a terminal object could not be generated.

When parameter 1 is 0x1, parameter 2 is the NTSTATUS from the failed terminal-object creation. Preserve that status and the creation stack because the secondary NTSTATUS is the narrowest clue to allocation, initialization, or dependency failure.

TTM_FATAL_ERROR Parameters

Parameter Description
1

Failure type

0x1 : An terminal object could not be generated.

2 - The NT status code of the failure 3 - Reserved 4 - Reserved
2 See parameter 1
3 See parameter 1
4 See parameter 1

Diagnostic focus

Diagnose the NTSTATUS carried in parameter 2 before treating the crash as a generic topology-manager failure. A valid repair recreates the same terminal topology and allows the object-generation path to complete.

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