USB transfer causing blue screen on i5 Win7 64 system
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Hi all,
I have recently put together the following system...
MOBO: Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD4P
CPU: i5
CASE: Antec P183
PSU: Antec BP500 Plus
RAM: Corsair Micro TW3X4G1333C9A (1333MHz 2 x 2GB)
GPU: ASUS 512MB RADEON HD 4350
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
HD: Samsung 1Tb
Wireless: DLink DWA 510
...and I humbly ask help with the following.
I have been experiencing a some instability in the form of occasional BSODs. The causes have appeared to be random. I have checked my RAM and am aware that the wireless card may cause issues and hence tested without it.
I have discovered that doing any transfer of significant amounts of data over USB will always cause a blue screen crash. I believe that it requires a transfer of around 1 gig or more. I have searched extensively for a solution but so far no joy!
I have updated the BIOS on the MOBO to F6 recently.
Help or advice on this would be enormously appreciated.
R
I have recently put together the following system...
MOBO: Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD4P
CPU: i5
CASE: Antec P183
PSU: Antec BP500 Plus
RAM: Corsair Micro TW3X4G1333C9A (1333MHz 2 x 2GB)
GPU: ASUS 512MB RADEON HD 4350
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
HD: Samsung 1Tb
Wireless: DLink DWA 510
...and I humbly ask help with the following.
I have been experiencing a some instability in the form of occasional BSODs. The causes have appeared to be random. I have checked my RAM and am aware that the wireless card may cause issues and hence tested without it.
I have discovered that doing any transfer of significant amounts of data over USB will always cause a blue screen crash. I believe that it requires a transfer of around 1 gig or more. I have searched extensively for a solution but so far no joy!
I have updated the BIOS on the MOBO to F6 recently.
Help or advice on this would be enormously appreciated.
R
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I'm thinking this has something to do with your power supply. Looks like it can't handle the need to provide power to additional devices, even for something as minute as a USB flash drive. Perhaps you can try swapping the PSU out for a spare unit or that of a friend's, and see if the issue goes away?
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