| The return value, or lpError, is invalid for the current Winsock call. This generally points to a fault in a Base Service Provider or in the networking stack. |
Application Verifier break message
The return value, or lpError, is invalid for the current Winsock call. This generally points to a fault in a Base Service Provider or in the networking stack.
Probable cause
The value that is being returned, or the current value in lpError from the API call, does not follow the Winsock 2 specification. This typically points to a bug in a loaded Winsock Base Service Provider (usually mswsock.dll) or the networking stack beneath Winsock.
Troubleshooting steps
Enter ln Parameter 3 to find the function that returned the incorrect code.
Inspect parameters 1 and 2 to see the incorrect return value.
If the call was to a Winsock send or recv function, inspect Parameter 4 to see the number of bytes requested to be sent or received. It is invalid for the returned number of bytes to be greater than the number of bytes requested.
Information displayed by Application Verifier
Parameter 1 - Return value
Parameter 2 - lpError
Parameter 3 - Function pointer to the next service provider
Parameter 4 - For a send or recv call, the nummber of bytes requested.
Additional information
Test Layer:�Net Verifier
Stop code:�E10E
Severity:�Error
One-time error:�No
Non Continuable:�Yes
Error report: Yes
Log to file:�Yes
Create backtrace:�Yes