Windows 10: PCI-E 1394A FireWire Card driver update crashes Windows 10

I recently bought a StarTech PCI-E 1394A FireWire Card and did the installation with no problem. I downloaded the driver from StarTech website and followed the instructions. When asked to update the driver from specific folder and select the file '1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller Legacy', my Windows 10 crash and reboot. KERNEL SECURITY CHECK FAILURE message at the bottom of the blue screen.Does anyone know why this is happening?Thank you!

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Windows 10 ≡ (1903) PCIe Firewire card (Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-PnP - 1394 OHCI event error).

That's the model:

https://support.hp.com/us-en/driver...pc-series/19769765/model/22324193?sku=3ZY86EA

And this is the firewire card (Windows 10 compatible) added:

2 Port 1394a PCI Express FireWire Card - FireWire Cards | Europe

Everything is updated

 

1394a Firewire drivers for Windows 10

I have a Siig too an 800 3 port pcie in particular. i was having intermittent sound issues and thought it was my audio interface but soon found it was the firewire drivers. i updated to the latest drivers and lost sound completely.

cut a long story short i went to device manager after updating three times just to be sure, and saw the siig 1394 controller at the top of the list labelled as a bus controller, i just thought it was odd and not where it normally sits in the list, so i right
clicked it and clicked update drivers, it prompted me to choose from where so i'd pretty much given up by now and clicked from the web. then a little bar came up filled up and up popped my profire (firewire device)

might not be that helpful but i thought id chip in since i had this page open when i stumbled upon the solution.

 

1394a Firewire drivers for Windows 10

In Windows 7 & 8 my PCI express Controller Firewire card was plug & play. The drivers were native to the OS. After upgrading to Win 10 the card is not even recognized??





I even contacted the Card Manufacturer and got:

Unfortunately no, there are no available drivers for Windows 10 with

this device.

The chipset must currently be natively supported by the OS to function.