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  1. cgrim29588
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    Unexpected Crash


    I was surfing the web and I got blue screen of death and got the following message:

    BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER

    **Stop: 0x000000FE (0x00000002,0x8485BDD0, 0x8A3663F8, 0X862C1008)
    I also get this message when I put USB devices into certain USB ports on my computer


    What does this message mean? Why did I get this message? How can I prevent it from showing up again?
    Last edited by cgrim29588; 06 Mar 2010 at 18:34.
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  3. cgrim29588
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    Come I need help on this!
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  4. cgrim29588
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    Bump!
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  6. DocBrown
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    Have you checkd Event Viewer ?

    Can you post a minidump file ?
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  7. cgrim29588
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    How do I access the event file?
    How do I access the minidump file?
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  8. DocBrown
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    Start Event Viewer click on Event Viewer
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  10. cgrim29588
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    I found it now what?
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  11. karlsnooks
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    What happens if you:
    WIN key | type EVENTVWR.MSC | Enter key

    Win key =
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  12. cgrim29588
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    I found it but what do I need to do when I open it? Where do I need to go?
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  13. DocBrown
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    How to do the minidump :

    https://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...tml#post351429
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