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  1. Posts : 5,705
    Win7 x64 + x86
       #11

    The dump file shows that the crash occurred while running Patrician3.exe and it seems to have occurred in the USB drivers.

    the presence of a memory device without proper drivers could easily cause this sort of error. So, the first thing to check would be the drivers for the PCI Flash Memory device. First try right clicking on the device and selecting "Update drivers". If that doesn't find anything, right click on the device and select the Details tab. Let us know what the hardware ID is for that device and we'll see about locating drivers for it.

    The next thing to check would be what you have plugged into the USB ports. In particular I'd wonder about input devices that are connected (due to the presence of HIDCLASS and hidusb in the stack text).
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  2. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #12

    Hardware IDs for the PCI Flash Memory
    PCI\VEN_1524&DEV_0551&SUBSYS_002014C0&REV_01
    PCI\VEN_1524&DEV_0551&SUBSYS_002014C0
    PCI\VEN_1524&DEV_0551&CC_050100
    PCI\VEN_1524&DEV_0551&CC_0501
    The only thing that was connected through a USB port was a mouse.
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  3. Lee
    Posts : 1,796
    Win 7 Pro x64, VM Win XP, Win7 Pro Sandbox, Kubuntu 11
       #13

    Went through what you posted last night then again this morning and just can't figure where your problem is at; have you tested you memory (might be something wrong there). Am looking up some of the problems listed, will try to get back later today.
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  4. Lee
    Posts : 1,796
    Win 7 Pro x64, VM Win XP, Win7 Pro Sandbox, Kubuntu 11
       #14

    Just finished going through all the data you posted and it would appear that there is something wrong with one of your USB ports; haven't been able to determine what it is, however, here is a MS site that might help: USB port may stop working after you remove or insert a USB device. Sorry can't help you further. Hope you are able to get it and running.
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  5. Posts : 5,705
    Win7 x64 + x86
       #15

    The ID's that you posted appear to belong to a company called ENE Technology Inc
    and they most likely belong to a flash card reader on your system.

    It's conceivable that it's not functioning properly and this could be affecting the rest of the system (but that usually doesn't happen).

    I'd suggest going to the system manufacturer's website and downloading the drivers for the card/media reader and installing them. Then see if it still gives the BSOD's - and we'll troubleshoot that further.
    Last edited by usasma; 30 May 2009 at 17:31.
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