Windows 10: BSOD driver_corrupted_expool plugging in USB device


  1. wendelly

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       New 31 Oct 2015 #1

    BSOD driver_corrupted_expool plugging in USB device


    Windows 10 has been stable for me, but recently saw BSOD with driver_corrupted_expool error. Any assistance would be much appreciated.

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    axe0

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       New 31 Oct 2015 #2

    Hi Wendelly,

    As you say it is from your USB ports, but I have 2 questions regarding this.

    1. Does a BSOD occur with every (should working) device you're trying to connect via USB?
    2. Does a BSOD occur when a device is connected on different USB ports?
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  4. wendelly

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       New 31 Oct 2015 #3

    Hi there,

    Unfortunately this issue is not reproducible; the scenario was that I had a USB storage drive plugged into one port - I was doing a backup - and then I plugged a thumb drive into a different port as I wanted to create a rescue disk. When I plugged in the second drive, the BSOD triggered. When the system recovered, I tried the same sequence of events and the BSOD never happened and everything worked as expected.
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    axe0

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       New 31 Oct 2015 #4

    A one-time BSOD, these are handled by the system
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