Windows 10: Bsod bugcode usb driver

At first, everything was fine after installing Win10. Now for the last two days, I've been getting more and more BSODs. I hope I can get this post all in before it happens again. It could be during anything. Usually while on the web, that's where I spend most of my time. It also happens when playing games but these are also on line.

I am attaching the file you asked for.

Attachment 33506

Thanks so much for your help Forum guys and gals.

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BsoD - BUGCODE USB DRIVER

Ok.. Thanks Leeme try first

 

BsoD - BUGCODE USB DRIVER

What is the make/model of your system, if it is a custom job, what is the make/model of your motherboard . . .

 

Hi HLAScarlet,

Please read and run driver verifier.Please make a backup of your important files and get your rescue media or create one.Please create a restore point.A windows driver is blamed, but that usually means that a 3rd party driver is actually the cause.In order to get the driver, we need to stress it out, done via driver verifier. If driver verifier finds a violation the pc will crash.If driver verifier has found a violation and you can't get back into windows normally, try to boot into safe mode and reset in safe mode driver verifier, or in the troubleshooting options open command prompt and type verifier /reset.
Just to note, the difference between your crashes and this crash is most likely that that crash is caused by vmware, but I would need a little bit more information to confirm it.

EDIT: if you're overclocking, please stop it while we're troubleshooting
Code: Processor may be overclocked! Expected Frequency: 2000 Actual Frequency: 2494 Overclock Ratio: 1.247[/quote]

 

[/quote] I have no idea what that means!! How to do or how to stop it! ;(

 

The processor has 2 frequency limits, the max frequency and min frequency.
It is possible to increase the max frequency, if you do so manually then you'll overclock the processor. But it takes risks with it, like bluescreens, performance issues caused by a bad fan, because the cooling system cannot provide enough airflow to cool the processor what causes hardware damage due to overheating.

In you're case you have nothing to worry about, sometimes the processor gets temporarily an increased max frequency (won't explain how that works, is probably too much)