0xC0000129: STATUS_TOO_MANY_THREADS
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0xC0000129 = 3,221,225,769 = -1073741527
NTSTATUS 0xC0000129
Indicates a process has too many threads to perform the requested action. For example, assignment of a primary token may only be performed when a process has zero or one threads.
Becomes the Win32 error: 565ERROR_TOO_MANY_THREADS: Indicates a process has too many threads to perform the requested action. For example, assignment of a primary token may only be performed when a process has zero or one threads.
| Severity (bits 30-31) | 3: Error |
|---|---|
| Customer (bit 29) | 0: Microsoft |
| Facility | 0 (0x000) |
| Code | 297 (0x0129) |