STOP: 0x0000001E during boot; following GPU driver changes

[joeybuddy96]

The saga of driver fails continues from this thread on evga. 650 Ti 1GB vanilla version display kernel crashes. I have a 600W OCZ.

I've now removed the 650 Ti 1GB card from the system and am running in safe mode off of the A10-6800k, and enabled every single driver on startup, except for a few. I'm also getting a file missing for AMD AVT kdbsync.exe, and I can't get Windows to install the CCC software because it fails every time. There are a ton of old services and programs I can't seem to remove, like a Creative mouse I had installed for about a week several years ago, and the Asus utilities from a dead video card. I actually used CCleaner on the registry to try to remove some of the accumulated gunk, but I'm wondering if it made it now BSOD in Windows more than it did before. I had the system stable prior to the nVidia card install, and now I can't even boot to desktop. It loads to desktop, but then BSODs as soon as it hits a specific service. I'm wondering if it's not the PSU that is behind this, but it seems easy...too easy.

Unlike most posters, I plan to do a follow-up if the situation is resolve or not resolved.

 

[Arc]

You have done a lot to troubleshoot your issue.

Do one more thing. Remove the Creative Audigy Audio Processor and see how it goes.

Dont attach the GPU back befor our current test is over, as the GPU driver lately installed is a BETA, it may fail at its own virtue. Just Remove the Creative Audigy, and disable all the startup items other than MSC.

Then restart the computer a couple of times. Does it BSOD? Let us know.

If yes, post it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions.

 

[joeybuddy96]

I tried booting the system into safe mode, but it stopped at loading classpnp.sys. Apparently after that, another person who uses the system was able to get it into safe mode and disable all startup process (including Microsoft related processes), but with all non-Microsoft related services disabled, after which it could boot into the desktop without BSODing. The ZS 2 card is still in the system.

 

[Arc]

That is a good step. Removing this entry .....

DevconDefaultDB    c:\windows\system32\readreg /silent /fail=1    .DEFAULT    HKU\.DEFAULT\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

from startup will make the Audigy card inactive.

Hopefully this is the end of the issue

 

[joeybuddy96]

Since the last post, I installed Win8.1, got a Rosewill Capstone 450W, and tried installing the card with the official software suite and the 4.5 unofficial suite again. No BSODs, but no volume either. I haven't tried installing the software with driver signing disabled. The registry entry you mention isn't present in Windows 8.1.