BSODs in New Build

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  1. TS631
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       New #11

    mgorman87 said:
    What type of USB devices do you have hooked up?

    Download all the latest drivers from here
    AMD.com | Support & Downloads

    Your two driver verified dumps are pointing at usbfilter.sys which is the AMD USB Filter Driver
    Do I need to uninstall previous drivers before installing new ones or do I just install on top of the old ones?
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  3. mgorman87
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       New #12

    TS631 said:
    mgorman87 said:
    What type of USB devices do you have hooked up?

    Download all the latest drivers from here
    AMD.com | Support & Downloads

    Your two driver verified dumps are pointing at usbfilter.sys which is the AMD USB Filter Driver
    Do I need to uninstall previous drivers before installing new ones or do I just install on top of the old ones?
    Install on top of the old ones
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  4. TS631
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       New #13

    Ok I downloaded and installed the newest catalyst version, what would you recommend doing next?
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  6. mgorman87
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    You still have driver verifier enabled right?

    Just keep using the computer and if you get more BSOD do another report.
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  7. TS631
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       New #15

    I dont believe so everytime i activated it I got a BSOD upon restarting which forced my to system restore
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  8. TS631
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       New #16

    I did "verifier/query" in cmd and it said no drivers verified. So im assuming that means its not running.
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  10. mgorman87
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    What you can do is disable driver verifier, restart the computer, and then re-enable it and reboot. If you get a BSOD, tell us what it says.
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