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What is a firewire?

Firewire is a connector that was mostly used by Apple back in the early 2000's, it was the main competitor to USB, but is almost never used nowadays.

In the memory dump it was the last file in Memory at the time of the BSOD, with the name 1394ohci.sys, and 1394 is the name for Firewire, so disabling Firewire in either the BIOS or in Windows should fix it.

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Well if I bluescreen again, I have your email address and full name, so I'll come for you.

Just don't bite me ok? I'm not into that kind of stuff :P

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Just don't bite me ok? I'm not into that kind of stuff :P

...well, I just turned my PC on after work and got 3 0x000000B8's in a row, before it was fine.

 

If you want I can post the .dmp files again.

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That is odd, can you upload the dump files and I'll try to find time to take a look, unfortunately I'm really busy today, but if I can get them before I have to go out I can take a look for you. These BSOD's are different though, so it isn't firewire causing it this time, it's coming up as a DPC violation, but without the memory dumps there isn't much I can tell you at the moment.

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