Re: USB 3 hub causing BSOD's

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mm
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Minidump.zip 55,185 bytes

Just to make it clear I cannot recreate the problem. I can run for hours or a full day with no BSOD. I have gone a full day with USB 3 devices plugged into the hub with no errors. I have never plugged a USB 2 device into the hub. I can pull a USB 3 device from the hub and not get an error. From what I recall one of the BSOD's was when I was using Chrome and the other when I was not using the computer at all. What's puzzling is I know I had 3 BSOD's but I only have 2 minidump files?

I googled the issue and there are other discussions with different M/B's and different USB 3 chipsets like the NEC that get the BSOD.

I found one thread where someone was blaming their Nvida driver, so I did update my 550 Ti driver today.

Enclosed are the two minidump files.

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Sometimes dump files do not get created for various reasons.

Your second dump file showed the same Bugcheck 101.

The process that crashed in both crashes was chrome.exe.

So updating the video driver was a good idea.

I might also suggest to update the Realtek audio driver and the Realtek LAN driver.

You should be able to obtain the most recent drivers directly from Realtek:

»www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/dow···lse#High

»www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/dow···wn=false

Also, check the Event Viewer logs for any errors that may be hardware related such as issues with the hard disk.

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