What in the blue heck is gUSBSTOi.sys, and why did it just go BSOD on me?

[Tuulilapsi]

Anyone heard of a gUSBSTOi.sys residing in the Local Settings\Temp folder (or so I seem to recall)? Google search cannot find a thing, it seems.

[Shunned]

you can see if this sheds any light on the subject:

http://www.palmblvd.com/boards/sonyclie760/messages/1656.html


http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=windows+++USBSTOR&spell=1


Using a digital camera just maybe ??




Link broken, added url tags- snowbound

[shunned]

The second link isn't working....nothing I can do about that.

[snowbound]

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The second link isn't working....nothing I can do about that.
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It works now. ;)

[Tuulilapsi]

No, no digital camera that I'm aware of... In fact, it's just the mouse and the keyboard, and I'm rather sure those aren't USB.

[Shunned]

Snowbound: Thanks!!


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Tuu
Maybe someone will drop in who knows what this thingy is. Best to you

[Tuulilapsi]

Thanks, Shunned! :) Gladly, I have a copy of that file right here in case it's needed, even though the guilty computer is not. :D

[shunned]

drivers for the USB chipset, maybe? or storage device?/ Just thinking in type.

[Tuulilapsi]

Yea, I thought about that, but the only storage device is your ordinary HDD, and there's absolutely nothing but a keyboard and a mouse connected. That, and the gUSBSTOi file wasn't there a week ago. Could be related to Max Payne 2, I guess. Kids. :o