Also there is a device which is not possible to install, when i try to update driver, its installing for 20-30 minutes, then error appera with no driver message. I think it might be some stuff from motherboard.
That second device with ! is a USB 3.0 controller, it deleted driver on its own....
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Upgrading drivers for pre-existing device
- Open Driver Install - Device Manager
- In the Device Manager locate the device you wish to update the drivers for/look for a
- Right-click the device and click Properties.
- In the Properties window click the Driver tab.
- Click the Update Driver button.
- In the Hardware Update Wizard point Windows to the location of the updated drivers on your hard drive
Once drivers have been installed reboot.
Its not finding that driver. Even if i run installer again.
I think you should do another clean install by downloading x86 ISO as described in this link:
Again? I was doing it about 2 or 3 days ago...And after reinstall it was happening again, like i've been posting above...
There is a good chance it could be a hardware problem. From the looks of it I'm seeing issues regarding an SD Card Controller (ALCOR Micro SD) running through the USB bus. It appears it's flooding the system with IRPs (that's separate I/O requests), most likely because of a bug that's generating them without ever completing them or they're being held up by something else and it just keeps building up.
I'd like Driver Verifier turned on, then let it crash the system some more then send us the crashdumps. Follow instructions entirely.
If you are using a USB connected SD card hub, disconnect it and see if symptoms are resolved. If this is internal, then check the website for your system's vendor for BIOS update and updates that may regard to the SD controller. If none of that works, there is a good possibility that the internal controller(s) are bad, which means the motherboard is bad, which means sending it for replacement (provided it's still under warranty).
Latest dump in attachement.
There is no SD card inserted, somehow i've installed all drivers, but crash still appears.
A card does not have to be inserted to invoke the symptoms. The controller itself may just be bad, especially if it's an external USB-connected hub.
I noticed you did not have Driver Verifier active on this latest crashdump. Please setup DV appropriately as instructed and make sure to restart the system afterwards otherwise all settings will be lost. The system must cleanly shut down during the restart process in order to retain the settings.
Well there was a problem with USB cable to my Tablet. Somehow it was broken. When i changed cable to connect tablet to my PC, then problem is gone...Never though about it might be a problem, but it's kind of solved now...
It was evident it involved something on the USB bus. You can mark this thread as solved at your discretion, but I advise giving it another day or two to ascertain if the problem has really been resolved.
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