USBUHCI.SYS causes BSOD

R

Rohan

Every few hours my computer crashes to the BSOD with the
following error:

: : DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
: : STOP: 0x00000D1 (0xB3634a80,....., 0xF8828E6F)
: : USBUHCI.SYS - ADDRESS F8828E6F BASE AT F8826000,
DATESTAMP 3d6ddc30

The addresses differ everytime, but USBUHCI.SYS is always
the listed culprit. Is USBUHCI.SYS corrupted and need to
be re-installed? If so, how?
 
D

Darnko

-----Original Message-----
Every few hours my computer crashes to the BSOD with the
following error:

: : DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
: : STOP: 0x00000D1 (0xB3634a80,....., 0xF8828E6F)
: : USBUHCI.SYS - ADDRESS F8828E6F BASE AT F8826000,
DATESTAMP 3d6ddc30

The addresses differ everytime, but USBUHCI.SYS is always
the listed culprit. Is USBUHCI.SYS corrupted and need to
be re-installed? If so, how?

.
It maybe a conflict between that USB port driver and
what you have using it. You can find which port with
Device Manager and try updating Driver or get an Driver
update for what maybe using that particular port
 
G

Guest

Hi Rohan, I'm running Xp pro too and am getting the same error message on boot up it says "Microsoft XP Setup.. The file USBUCHI .SYS is corrupted. Press any key to continue. Setup failed press any key to restart computer
Were you able to resolve this problem ?if so please let me know how you did it
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Thank Yo

----- Rohan wrote: ----

Every few hours my computer crashes to the BSOD with the
following error

: : DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUA
: : STOP: 0x00000D1 (0xB3634a80,....., 0xF8828E6F
: : USBUHCI.SYS - ADDRESS F8828E6F BASE AT F8826000,
DATESTAMP 3d6ddc3

The addresses differ everytime, but USBUHCI.SYS is always
the listed culprit. Is USBUHCI.SYS corrupted and need to
be re-installed? If so, how
 

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