BSoD on startup.

Uninstalled it. Could not find the AsIO file where it should be. Guessing that did it.

Will do RealTek and JMicron in a bit.

Thanks for the help and here's to hoping I come here again only to thank you for the resolution.

Well, did everything you said and still came up with a BSOD.

Tried twice (noticed that maybe RealTek didn't finish installing right) and attached are both minidumps.

1. Old Drivers

AsIo.sys Mon Dec 17 22:11:49 2007
wacommousefilter.sys Sat Feb 17 07:12:17 2007

I don't know how the software and updating these drivers - you may find them manually. Suppose, the manufacture's site?

- Google the driver's name
- Use the manufacture's site. DON'T use the Windows Update or the Update Driver function in Device Manager.
- If you cannot find the driver, post back and someone will try to find it for you.

Those are still there? I removed Express Gate and I'm positive I updated the Wacom one.

EDIT: How much damage can it do to simply remove the offending drivers?

I believe that there was a new driver (2010) for the Wacom Mouse Driver.

I downloaded from their website and installed, albeit in safe mode. Swear to god I did.

What's the link of where you got it? (Make sure it's not the direct download link).

Wacom Hardware Drivers

Here set to Graphire4 (CTE) and Windows 7. Top one.


On a side note, I ran my 2 last minidumps (those in the zip a few messages up) through a debug tool. One (33883) returned without any module_name or image_name and the other (31777) returned with ntoskrnl.exe in the image_name.
Is this at all indicative?

EDIT: I gotta head to bed now, tired and need to be up in 8 hours. I'll check back in the morning.

I'd completely uninstall the driver and the software, associated with it and re-install it.

Try this....
Wacom Hardware Driver Detail

Well. Based on my debug and googling, I tried running, one last time, the last good config. Booted up fine.

Gonna see if this happens tomorrow morning too.

Good luck to me.