makeniphil
Bit poster
Hi,
I am getting repeated BSOD on XP SP2 under Parallels on a new MacBook. Invariably this occurs with the message BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER.
To make this happen, all I need to do is plug in a USB peripheral and then try and do something with it. For example, a Creative ZEN. Connects up OK but as soon as I try and look at the audio files on it, or sync it using Windows Media player.
Alternatively, a PC card adapter to allow me use my 3G card on the MacBook. This can work for anywhere between 10 seconds and 5 minutes, and then something, somewhere falls over and the old blue screen of death reappears.
However, a Windows smart phone through Active Sync never causes this.
It would be terrific if anyone else had a view on this. I've seen one other reference to USB problems on this forum thread2353 ....
XP is fully service packed, anti-virused, spywared and the registry is clean.
Thanks
Phil
I am getting repeated BSOD on XP SP2 under Parallels on a new MacBook. Invariably this occurs with the message BUGCODE_USB_DRIVER.
To make this happen, all I need to do is plug in a USB peripheral and then try and do something with it. For example, a Creative ZEN. Connects up OK but as soon as I try and look at the audio files on it, or sync it using Windows Media player.
Alternatively, a PC card adapter to allow me use my 3G card on the MacBook. This can work for anywhere between 10 seconds and 5 minutes, and then something, somewhere falls over and the old blue screen of death reappears.
However, a Windows smart phone through Active Sync never causes this.
It would be terrific if anyone else had a view on this. I've seen one other reference to USB problems on this forum thread2353 ....
XP is fully service packed, anti-virused, spywared and the registry is clean.
Thanks
Phil