adobesmurf
Senior Member
i have a BSOD being caused by pci.sys its a system file so how do i fix this BSOD?
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The thread discusses a BSOD caused by pci.sys, with troubleshooting steps including enabling mini dump files for analysis. A user provides a dump file, and a moderator identifies the issue as a DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE (error 0x9F), likely caused by outdated drivers like Asus Charger and ACPI utility, recommending updates. The overall sentiment indicates that updating drivers resolved the issue temporarily, but continued monitoring is suggested if problems persist.
The thread discusses a BSOD caused by pci.sys, with troubleshooting steps including enabling mini dump files for analysis. A user provides a dump file, and a moderator identifies the issue as a DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE (error 0x9F), likely caused by outdated drivers like Asus Charger and ACPI utility, recommending updates. The overall sentiment indicates that updating drivers resolved the issue temporarily, but continued monitoring is suggested if problems persist.
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adobesmurf
Senior Member
Curious why switch it to hybrid sleep instead of default
all it does is also write active data to hard drive and also ram
Also I installed the graphics deriver from asus its an older one now some games can't run because its to old.
all it does is also write active data to hard drive and also ram
Also I installed the graphics deriver from asus its an older one now some games can't run because its to old.
kemical
Essential Member
Not sure why it works but has proved to be a solution on several occasions.
adobesmurf
Senior Member
Well sent laptop to asus since warranty is nearly over, no bsod tried to download nvidia which would crash it before they claim is was a bad hard drive.
adobesmurf
Senior Member
Seems to be fine successfully installed a graphics driver the same way that used to crash it. I had (before repair) started to get black squres on my screen which surprised me even more that it was my nvidia card.
