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[Applies to KMDF and UMDF]
The WdfVerifierKeBugCheck function creates a bug check.
BugCheckCode [in]One of the bug check codes that are defined in Bugcodes.h.
BugCheckParameter1 [in]For information about this parameter, see the specified bug check code's description.
BugCheckParameter2 [in]For information about this parameter, see the specified bug check code's description.
BugCheckParameter3 [in]For information about this parameter, see the specified bug check code's description.
BugCheckParameter4 [in]For information about this parameter, see the specified bug check code's description.
If your Kernel-Mode Driver Framework (KMDF) driver calls WdfVerifierKeBugCheck, the operating system halts and displays a blue screen unless a debugger is running. For more information, see Getting Started with WinDbg - Kernel Mode.
If your User-Mode Driver Framework (UMDF) driver (version 2.0 or later) calls WdfVerifierKeBugCheck, the framework does not use the parameters that the driver supplies. In this case, the framework breaks into the debugger if one is connected. If a debugger is not connected, the framework generates an exception, and the default UMDF exception handler creates a minidump file. For more information about unhandled exceptions in the driver host process, see How UMDF Reports Errors.
For more information about debugging your driver, see Debugging WDF Drivers.
The following code example creates a bug check that uses the MULTIPLE_IRP_COMPLETE_REQUESTS bug check code.