BSOD when trying to start Pro Tools M-Powered 9


  1. mochico88
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    BSOD when trying to start Pro Tools M-Powered 9


    I have been having this issue as of today. Each time I keep trying to start up Pro Tools, I keep getting the BSOD once it's almost finished. I first started getting this screen after I installed Dazzle Video Capture device and Pinnacle Studio 14. It started happening sometimes when I would close Pinnacle and now it keeps happening when I start Pro Tools. I have uninstalled Pinnacle as well as the Dazzle video capture device driver, but it has not helped anything. I have tried uninstalling and re-installing Pro Tools and the M-Audio Driver but it hasn't helped anything.

    I don't know if this helps but-
    STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x0000000012EFFF68, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000,0xFFFFF880056131E0)

    stdriver64.sys - Address FFFFF880056131E0 base at FFFFF88005600000/ DateStamp 4d82a4a9
    Last edited by mochico88; 23 Aug 2012 at 18:06.
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  3. Anthony
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    Probably caused by : stdriver64.sys Driver Reference Table

    That's whats causing the BSOD might want to uninstall it, see if the BSOD go away.
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  4. mochico88
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    I have already uninstalled the the Video Capture Device as well as Pinnacle Studio. I never had this problem with Pro Tools and I've never gotten BSOD until after installing Dazzle and Pinnacle. I already mentioned this. Now the problems persists when I try to start Pro Tools and it's never happened before until the installation of those two devices. Again, they are no longer installed, just Pro Tools because it was working fine before.
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  6. TheSolution123
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    I have this exact same problem, however I never installed Dazzle or Pinnacle. But I do get the BSOD stdriver64.sys error when trying to start pro tools. Any updates on this case?
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  7. mochico88
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    Anthony said:
    Probably caused by : stdriver64.sys Driver Reference Table

    That's whats causing the BSOD might want to uninstall it, see if the BSOD go away.
    Yeah this is what helped me identify the problem, I should have updated it right away. SO Thank you Anthony. NCH video recording software that I was trying at the same time was the culprit. I uninstalled it and had no problems whatsoever afterwards. I use their video converter and have no problems though.
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  8. Anthony
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    Thanks for the update!! Glad its Sorted
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