Keyboard stops working and then BSOD

Britton30 · 17 Jul 2013

We can mark RAM off the list. Did you check for SSD firmware update? IF the 470 uses Samsung Magician it can do it automatically.
Go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings\Advanced settings under USB make sure USB Selective Suspend is disabled.

cruxiszero · 18 Jul 2013

My SSD is up to date with its firmware and I have disabled the power setting. Also, I have hooked up a different keyboard for the time being.

Layback Bear · 18 Jul 2013

This will help others help you.

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cruxiszero · 20 Jul 2013

I am thinking it was probably my keyboard, unless if anybody has any other suggestions or ideas?

Britton30 · 20 Jul 2013

I think you're right. If a new/different keyboard keeps on working and no BSOD.

cruxiszero · 21 Jul 2013

OK, I will mark this a solved and just reference it if I still have problems. Thanks all.

Arc · 21 Jul 2013

cruxiszero said:

I am thinking it was probably my keyboard, unless if anybody has any other suggestions or ideas?

It was stated in the Post#2 of the thread.

Razer Lycosa/Razer Tarantula Keyboard Driver. Older versions have BSOD issues with Windows 7. I would update its drivers to the latest, or try another keyboard.

What more can I say?

cruxiszero · 22 Jul 2013

True, it's just so random that I would need to probably go for 2 weeks with a different keyboard to say for sure.