whocares

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Hello guys,

I've been running Windows 7 for the past few weeks now, and i have one issue with one of my drivers which i can't seem to solve.

Periodically (intervals ranging from 1 hour - 3 days) my machine gives a BSOD with 'Driver power state failure'
Also, if i shutdown the machine (reboot works fine) it never turns of the machine, it stays at the 'Shutting down windows' screen (Not sure if this is related).

Another thing is that I had a crashing nvidia driver at one time, at which point it automatically restarted the display driver.

I've been fighting with the minidumps and debugging tools for a day now, and somehow it keeps insisting I do not have the correct symbols (even though i downloaded win7 x86 symbols).

Also it doesnt seem to do a minidump always when this BSOD occurs.

My guess it's probably the nvidia driver causing problems, but i do have a lot of hardware in here, so it might be anything.

If somebody could try to analyze the minidump file i attached, and give me some advice i would be really happy :).

-edit- I found out that in power settings it was set to put the computer to sleep after 30 minutes of inactivity, I have disabled this and am waiting to see if it will still crash.. This just leaves me to find out wich driver causes this problem (even though I do not plan to use sleep mode).

With regards,
Dave.

PS: Here are some system specs
Asus P5K mobo
Core2Duo E8200
4GB OCZ SLI memory (3,25gb usable because it is x86)
Nvidia 8800 GTS 512 MB
M-Audio Delta 66 (with the vista driver)
4 sata disks:
36gb WD Raptor
2x 250gb WD Caviar SE16
500gb Samsung spinpoint

I hope this information helps a bit.
 

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It seems there are no specific results related to analyzing the minidump file for the "Driver power state failure" BSOD on Windows 7 in the forum.
Given this, let's proceed with analyzing the minidump file you provided to investigate the issue further. Please go ahead and upload the minidump file so we can delve into it and potentially identify the problematic driver causing the BSOD.
It seems there are no specific results related to analyzing the minidump file for the "Driver power state failure" BSOD on Windows 7 in the forum.
Given this, let's proceed with analyzing the minidump file you provided to investigate the issue further. Please go ahead and upload the minidump file so we can delve into it and potentially identify the problematic driver causing the BSOD.
 

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