BSOD Every Time I Plug Something In With USB Port

[AceInfinity]

(06-12-2012 10:52 PM)Shintaro Wrote:  

Quote:You can disagree, but the point about how bad it responds to the kernel just goes to show how poorly developed it was.

I would be interested in how you show that. Kernel development is quite interesting.

It's shown by evidence in the dump file above (along with various other dumps i've seen myself, and through others replies to similarly related BSOD's, as well as even in that thread you posted as reference), although I don't do kernel development, I just know how the kernel works on a mediocre scale. It's basically the project manager of all activities that execute on your machine. It keeps track of threads, statuses, states, and logs various things, thus it's directly responsible for making the call as to whether a BSOD shows up or not.

[Shintaro]

I thought you had some type of cool Kernel profiling tool.

[webdevii]

Here is the hotfix I found for this issue and it ssemed to clean up everything without a format reload.

First one you need to do

Windows6.1-KB2732487-v2-x64.msu
The above msu file name just search with google the following keywords

download Windows6.1-KB2732487-v2-x64.msu

and that should fix the problem

Dev

[AceInfinity]

(05-12-2013 10:28 AM)webdevii Wrote:  Here is the hotfix I found for this issue and it ssemed to clean up everything without a format reload.

First one you need to do

Windows6.1-KB2732487-v2-x64.msu
The above msu file name just search with google the following keywords

download Windows6.1-KB2732487-v2-x64.msu

and that should fix the problem

Dev

This is an old thread. For old threads asking for assistance it's best to not dig them up as the problem is probably no longer relevant anymore. Although, a hotfix isn't going to be the solution for everybody having this USB problem. There may be no way to tell for sure though because I think the OP has a new computer now too. That's the thing with BSOD's though, it may look like the same issue, but there's an infinite number of possibilities for why the problem could be occurring.