That figures - I have had no end of problems with the Saitek X52 (game controller/joystick) attached to my PC - the software has caused a lot of issues (which Saitek/MadCatz have been quite co-operative with, in trying to help me sort out, it must be said). I don't know what that sys file is specifically, but if I get the BSOD problem back, I'll contact Saitek again.
Thanks.
Beat me to it there axe0 I was out for the day.
Try to add .bak to the .sys, and test, I guess since Saitek controllers are also USB, their drivers messed up something.
Josh
For such a suggestion you should add recovery possibilities in case things go wrong, it is not known what the driver is from and as such we do not know what may be affected when changing it.
System Restore
I ran a full backup yesterday, with auto-shutdown and no BSOD, but I'll wait a while yet before I conclude this is fixed. Thanks.
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