Recent content by Lanz

Nope, Windows never identified a "problematic device." Sorry for the misunderstanding. But if a device caused a BSOD, then it is indeed a problematic device (or something attached to it). The fact that the ASM4242 firmware update removed and reconfigured that bridge clearly ties it to the USB...

I analyzed the dumps with WinDbg, and by examining the blocked IRP argument with !Devstack, the device turned out to be the one mentioned above. The failure Bucked Id was 0x9F_3_AML!_SB.PCI0.GPP8.U4UP.U4P3.UHI0._REG_ACPI_IMAGE_pci.sys that's point clearly to the USB 4 hub as mentioned in post...

It's literally the same thing... The point is that the PCI switch was removed and reconfigured. The exact wording I used isn't there, but... What's the difference?

:unsure: I do not understand the request. The screenshot posted above is what you asked for. A link of what?

The screen is from Device Manager as it is more convenient.

That's the first thing I did after the first BSOD on March 23rd. Everything looks fine in Device Manager—there are no devices with exclamation marks or marked as faulty. My impression is that it might be due to firmware that is not yet fully stable or simply a lack of full compatibility with...

New Vlog2 Anyway, indirectly, I have 99% confirmation that it's the ASM USB 4.0 hub (ASM4242). Using USBDeviceTree, under "USB 4.0 Host Router," the ACPI location ID is exactly "GPP8 U4UP U4P3," the same as the BSOD device. I had only connected the USB dongle for my SteelSeries wireless...

Following yesterday's firmware updates, the Event Viewer shows that the problematic device (PCI\VEN_1B21&DEV_2423&SUBSYS_24211B21&REV_01\451ECAFFFF5177A018) has been removed and reconfigured. So... I might be on the right track to resolving this issue. I'll keep you posted.

For driver and chipset, yes. For firmwares you need to look in the motherboard page just under the bios section. Nope. Last beta is 1301. Is not listed in the motherboard main page, you need to look in the Asus Rog forum here.

TuneUp Plus log ASUS support advised me to download the firmware updates for the USB controllers (there are three of them!) and reinstall the chipset drivers. I just did it, so let's see how it goes.

Do you want the TuneUp log in clean boot mode or normal mode? I'll do it tonight. Thank you for your help. Ah, okay, I see what it does and what the purpose is. It should be irrelevant whether it's done in clean or normal boot. Ok, i'll post it tonight when i get back from a business trip...

Okay, I'll try to stay in clean boot mode over the next few days. I'll report back next week, or sooner if I encounter a BSOD. It's possible that I might need to keep some services active to use certain work apps, though.

The first two BSODs you see in the logs are related to a corrupted shader cache and shouldn't be taken into account. It's an issue I've already resolved. The problem is that, in that way, I can't use the PC. Besides gaming, I also use it for work. Without active drivers, I might as well not use...

I would like to emphasize that during the first two BSODs, I was not using the Xbox Wireless Adapter or the Xbox controller. However, the adapter was plugged into a USB port. There were no error messages in Event Viewer about the adapter not responding in those cases.

I've been experiencing intermittent BSODs that always occur within a few minutes of boot. The issue seems to be related to PCI/USB devices...? CPU e Motherboard are brand new: two weeeks old. I experience this kind of BSOD 3 times. Two back to back last week. Last one yesterday. V2Log ZIP What...