Recent content by CP_TH

Thank you for your answer. I will try putting it in bridge mode and see if that makes a difference. Will do that tomorrow. I don't think it's a software limitation since I was using the exact same software (and hardware for that matter) with the old modem but was always maxing out my download...

My provider had convinced me to upgrade my internet subscription to a 1Gb/100Mb connection. I had a 500Mb/50Mb connection and since it was only $1 per month extra, I agreed. For that, they had to replace my old DOCSIS 3.0 modem with a DOCSIS 3.1 modem. A Sagemcom F3896LG to be precise (with...

I didn't do a forced reflash of the VBios yet since I noticed something odd. The card identifies itself as the wrong model... It's actually an MSI 1060 6GT OCV1 (GPU Device Id: 0x10DE 0x1C06 ), but it identifies itself as an MSI 1060 iGamer OC (GPU Device Id: 0x10DE 0x1C03).

Nope. Never had any problems. Not once. I just replaced the defective GTX 1060 with a GTX 970. Again, no problems whatsoever. Not surprising since they use the exact same drivers. I'm going to try a forced reflash of the card's BIOS, since I suspect it somehow got corrupted.

With all due respect, but I've literally swapped out hundreds of NVidia GPUs and not once did I have to remove the drivers first - let alone having to clear the BIOS. Removing old drivers and installing new is necessary if you go from NVidia to AMD cards for instance, of if you are swapping out...

Both graphics cards use the same drivers.

Card: MSI GTX 1060 6GT OCV1 My daughter's PC only has two SATA ports so I ordered a PCI-E card with two extra SATA ports. When I installed the card today, the PC would no longer boot. It gave me two long beeps which - according to the motherboard's manual, means it can't find a graphics card. I...

Aaaaaaahhhh... Apparently I have a very, very old version of Windbg...I have version 6.1 from 2009... 🙈 I'll install the latest version. Thanks! Edit: Yep. Now I see (almost) the same thing you do. :)

This is the output from the first minidump in post #3. I haven't run memtest yet, but I did run sfc /scannow and it didn't find any problems. I already reinstalled the latest network drivers. Haven't updated the NVidia yet. Will do so now. Yes I do. No, I'm not running any VMs. The BSODs...

That's exactly what I do. But the output from !analyze -v makes no mention of LEqdUsb.sys... This is the output I get: 4: kd> !analyze -v ******************************************************************************* *...

How did you get that information from the minidump? If I run Windbg, it just tells me the crash is probably caused by Wdf01000.sys.

I spoke too soon... :confused2: Although it didn't crash on me for almost 12 hours (which is a huge improvement over the few minutes it took before to crash), I just got another BSOD, again 0x10D. Here's the minidump: Minidump 2

I just downloaded and installed the latest version of Logitech's SetPoint software and the BSODs have disappeared! Simply awesome! 👍👍👍 I've ran the minidumps through BlueScreenView, WhoCrashed and WinDbg myself but how can you see it was actually the Setpoint drivers that caused the problem?

No, there are tons more. I've zipped the two latest and can be found at the link below. Just wondering if these minidumps show the same thing as the cause? Two more minidumps Also, I was wondering how I can examine those minidumps myself?

I'll give that a go and let you know the results. Oddly enough, I don't have Zone Alarm, nor Kaspersky installed...