Windows 10: BSOD, suspecting it is my firewire PCIe adapter for connecting my firewire soundcard, DMP...

Link to the Mini dump file (zipped):

https://1drv.ms/u/s!As5zvfMB_nXygSwHOhrm0HEHpspt?e=QP3ap7


I would be gratefull if anyone can confirm wether my assumption is right or not



Windows 10 home with the latest drivers.

Motherboard: Gigabyte aorus pro, bios version f9

CPU: Intel i9 9900k

SSD: Samsun 970 evo plus

Memory: CORSAIR Vengeance LPX - DDR4 2x8GB

Graphics card: internal Intel UHD 630


PCIe to firewire adapter connecting a RME fireface 400 soundcard

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Does Windows 10 Pro x64 support Firewire adapter?

I learned Windows 10 does support firewire. A 3 port firewire 1394B & 1394A PCIe card
adapter was installed and sure enough, the system does recognized the device. The device manager lists the firewire adapter as, "Texas Instruments 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller." The firewire device supports both 800 or 400 Mbps. A
HD camcorder (Canon HV20) connected to either 1394a or the 1394b port and was tested, both 1394a and b worked.




So to answer my own question, yes, Windows 10 supports firewire.

 

Movimaker and Firewire problem

Hi.

I have tryed that and a number of other options.

Now I have given up and returned the PCIe FireWire 1394a Card (F-261) to the retailer.

Do you have any suggestion on other Firewire I/F card that you know works for Windows 10 ?

Regards / Ingemar

 

1394 (Firewire) Driver

I guess the only option now for FireWire connectivity is a desktop with PCIe FW adapter? I have a PCMCIA FW adapter that I use with a software defined radio. The laptop crapped the bed and I've been looking for a solution. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks.