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| Re: SD (Secure Digital) Causes Blue Screen in Vista x64 Wow, that's a lot of work for you to do. I do hope that this leads to a successful resolution. Please continue to keep us posted. On Fri, 19 Oct 2007 12:52:13 -0500, coljohnhannibalsmith <coljohnhannibalsmith.2ypppz@no-mx.forums.net> wrote: > >Vivian at MS next had me attempt to use the SD card in "Device" Clean >Boot mode. This involves opening Device Manager and disabling all >non-essential devices, which I did, inluding the other two components of >the 5-in-1 card reader, which were not being used. When I inserted the >SD card, the system Blue Sceened almost inmediately. So, it appears the >problem is either with the driver or with Vista itself. I can't wait to >hear the response from MS! BTW, Vivian said that if necessary she will >open a separate Trouble Ticket for the "memtest.exe" problem, free of >charge. This one definitely sounds like an MS isssue, so at least >they're taking responsibility for it. I don't know if I'll ultimately >get a resolution; but so far their service has been pretty good. > >Anyway, I've learned a little bit about device driver troubleshooting. >It apears the process is to test the device in Safe Mode and if stable, >test again in Clean Boot mode. If stable, reenable applications and >services until the device fails and you've found the culprit. If >unstable in Clean Boot mode, test the device in Device Clean Boot mode. >If stable, reenable devices until the device under consideration fails >and again you've found you're culprit. If unstable, then the issue is >either with the driver itself or the OS. Very interesting! This is where >I am now. > >If MS places the blame on the driver my next step will be to post the >text of the .INF files here, for the drivers that aren't working and >perhaps the original XP x32 drivers, which I've never tested; but assume >must have worked when the unit shipped. Then with luck a knowledgeable >person might be able to examine them and point out any differences that >could potentially be the source of the problem. This set of drivers >actually contains 4 components. The CardBus driver, the SD/MMC Card >Reader, the MS/MS Pro Card Reader and the xD Card Reader. I intend to >post the .INF files for all 4 devices for the failing driver set and a >known good driver set, albeit for XP x32. I believe I have all the tools >I need to edit drivers now. I've got the .CAB SDK, the Vista WDK, WINPE2 >and the Express version of MS Visual Studio 2005 and all the relevant >components. At this point all I'll need is a couple of hints to point me >in the right direction. Wow, I never thought I'd get this deep into this >mud hole, yikes! -- Barb Bowman MS Windows-MVP http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...ts/bowman.mspx http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/ |
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