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  1. CarlTR6
    Posts : 11,990
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
       New #11

    I find that you have some older drivers. These could be causing you some problems; there is a potential for older drivers to have compatibility issues.

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    seehcri.sys   2008 - Sony Ericsson Mobile   Communications
rimmptsk.sys  2005 - RICOH MMC Driver  or RICOH SD   Driver
rimsptsk.sys  2005 - Ricoh Memorystick Controller by   REDC.
rixdptsk.sys  2006 - Ricoh xD-Picture Card Driver 
ATKACPI.sys   2006 - Asus utility
    Particularly, those dated 2005 and 2006 are very old. See if there are newer drivers available for these.
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  3. versy
    Posts : 7
    win 7
    Thread Starter
       New #12

    rimmptsk.sys 2005 - RICOH MMC Driver or RICOH SD Driver
    rimsptsk.sys 2005 - Ricoh Memorystick Controller by REDC.
    rixdptsk.sys 2006 - Ricoh xD-Picture Card Driver

    Uninstalled those for now to see how it goes.

    Can't find the other two though? :\
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