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Good to know, thanks for posting back.
Are you having any BSODS now?
atikmpag.sys Causing BSOD
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New #12
The only one I had since 2 nights ago was last night when I was uninstalling ccc.
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New #13
Alright.
You can use gpu z to see the temps of your gpu and HWmonitor to check overall temps.
http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
Examine your computer this way for 2 to 3 days. If you get more dumps just post them.
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New #14
Okay, thank you for the help.
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New #16
Just got another one... This one was caused by usbport.sys
Attachment 229735
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New #18
Ops posted wrong thing.
Attachment 229741
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New #19
I still get an error not sure whats the reason.
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Anyway since its usbport.sys Driver Reference Table , Source | USBPORT.SYS | USB 1.1 & 2.0 Port Driver | Windows Update.
Go to windows update, check for most recent ones. See if there are any in optional updates select them to download and install them.
Even if you don't get them there, post back what you've done.Last edited by koolkat77; 05 Oct 2012 at 09:48.
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New #20
According to action center, the usb 3.0 needs to be updated. I went to asus (for my motherboard) and I got the most recent driver and it was same version I had. I repaired it with the setup. The action center still shows it, even after a reboot. The USB 3.0 ports show up in device manager though. I have also gone through all my USB ports in device manager and clicked update. Windows update shows I have no new updates.
Edit: Action center has removed that message.
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