Why does a crash in an ordinary application usually leave Windows running, while a faulty driver can cause a blue screen?
Pourquoi le plantage d'une application ordinaire laisse-t-il généralement Windows fonctionner, alors qu'un pilote défectueux peut provoquer un écran bleu ?
Answers
AApps run in protected user mode; drivers often run in kernel modeLes applications tournent en mode utilisateur protégé ; les pilotes souvent en mode noyau
BDrivers are always written by less experienced programmers than applicationsLes pilotes sont toujours écrits par des programmeurs moins expérimentés que les applications
CApplications are stored on a different disk from driversLes applications sont stockées sur un autre disque que les pilotes
DWindows restarts every application automatically every hourWindows redémarre automatiquement chaque application toutes les heures
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