0xE0000002

0xE0000002 is a 32-bit hexadecimal constant that may appear as an error code, status indicator, or identifier in various software and hardware contexts. Because hexadecimal values are used across many systems, the specific meaning of this exact value is not universal. Different platforms, protocols, and libraries assign distinct meanings to codes in their own namespaces, so 0xE0000002 does not carry a single, globally recognized interpretation.

In practice, the interpretation of 0xE0000002 depends on the surrounding context. It can be part of an error reporting scheme, a diagnostic flag, or a vendor-specific identifier within a particular API, device, or protocol. It is not a standard Windows HRESULT, nor is it inherently tied to a particular operating system or technology without referencing the relevant documentation or source code.

When 0xE0000002 is encountered, the appropriate approach is to consult the documentation for the subsystem that produced it. Steps include locating the corresponding enum or error table in the API or device reference, converting the value to a decimal form if needed, and checking implementation notes or release notes for any changes to error mappings. Searching the codebase for the literal constant or related identifiers can reveal definitions and explanations.

See also: hexadecimal notation, error codes, enums, debugging, protocol documentation.