Summary
Stop errors can be frustrating to troubleshoot. However, by following the procedures outlined in this chapter, you can identify the source of Stop errors and begin working to resolve them. Most of the time, Stop errors are caused by drivers or faulty hardware. If Stop errors are caused by drivers, you need to work with the hardware manufacturer to develop an improved driver. If a Stop error is caused by faulty hardware, you should repair or replace the hardware.
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