BSOD for no reason on New Win10Pro install. Possible USB related.

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  1. stephenpten
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    Ztruker said:
    Since there is no newer driver, try rollung it back, see if that resolves the problem. If not then not sure what can be done.
    Is this an add-on card or on-board?
    Thanks for your help on this. I ended up doing a clean install on a different hard drive, but this time following the x79 Windows install method which has me custom install the drivers before windows installs. (I followed several forums posts, but most were from this forum). I set my BIOS to RAID and after manually installing the correct drivers I proceeded to install Windows. Finally, I went back to BIOS and changed from RAID to AHCI and reinstalled the ASMedia drivers again. I thought this was a hack of the past, but it seems it's still a thing, I guess. So far no Blue Screen... Time will tell. I'll mark it as Resolved tomorrow... hopefully.

    Thank you again for your help!

    -Stephen
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  3. Ztruker
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    Good luck.
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