Blue screen of death appear requently even not using any app ?!?!

I have the blue screen of death on my phone since I updated my fone to IOS 7.1. This error appear so randomly and kinda annoying. I dont install or use any app from Iwork and already turn off Icloud service, but it's still happended many times per day.
Even i just using my fone to imess with my friends, without using any app at the same time but this blue screen of death still appear. So what should i do to fix this stuff.
Pls help ! Thank you !

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Blue Screen Of Death on iPhone plugin: NOT caused by Logitech or HP

Hi,
Like many posters who have posted throughout 2009, my Windows XP computer crashes consistently every time I plug in my new iPhone. I am currently totally unable to use iTunes to connect to the iPhone.
I have spent more than 8 hours trying ALL the causes listed on Apple's website. It is NOT those. I do not have a Logitech Camera or an HP Scanner or anything else listed there. Below you can see a complete list of what I have and what I have tried.
It is very clear from other posts that Apple's usbaapl.sys driver still has bugs/conflicts that Apple has not yet identified. Let's get to work figuring out what the problem is!
I would appreciate any suggestions or pointers from other members, but please do review the details below before you post.
I am technical and would be happy to provide further info or try suggested registry changes, drivers, etc.
Details:
Every time I plug in my iPhone 3G, my Windows XP Desktop computer Blue-Screens in the Apple-provided usbaapl.sys driver (which is installed by the iTunes Apple Mobile Device Support installer component) within seconds, whilst Windows Plug and Play is loading the "Apple Mobile Devices" driver. Windows plug-and-play never makes it to the "imaging device" device. It crashes within 0-5 seconds of plugging in the device.
The same iPhone can successfully work with iTunes on my friend's Windows XP system, so the problem is not with my iPhone; it is with the Apple iTunes software.
There is some problem with interaction between iTunes on my Windows XP computer and my iPhone.
I have iTunes 8.2.1.6 with Windows XP sp3.
I have already tried ALL of the suggestions at:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2280
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1502
In particular
- I do not have a Logitech camera, either built-in or plug-in.
- I unplugged AND uninstalled all the drivers for
- my printer (which is a Canon i560)
- my scanner (which is Canon CanoScan LIDE 25)
- my USB hub/card reader (IOGEAR GUH284R)
- my webcam (Creative Webcam Pro)
- I actually unplugged ALL USB devices first, including the mouse and the USB hub, rebooted, and it still blue-screens when plugging in the iPhone directly to the computer's USB port.
- I used to have an HP PrecisionScan Pro, and so I also uninstalled all drivers for all old hardware (not just the HP scanner), and rebooted. Still blue-screens when plugging in the iPhone.
- I have tried all USB ports of the computer, including directly plugging into them without any USB hub. Still blue-screens.
- I completely uninstalled iTunes, QuickTime, and Apple Mobile Device Support, rebooted, verified that usbaaap.sys was gone from system32/drivers, then reinstalled iTunes 8.2.1.6 -- still blue-screens
- When I re-installed iTunes, I had disabled my computer's firewall and anti-virus as an Apple tech had suggested, but this didn't help -- still blue-screens.
- I also tried the hack, suggested on the internet, of installing Apple Mobile Device Support from iTunes 7.7.1 on top of iTunes/QuickTime version 8.2.1.6. I verified that I was in fact getting a different usbaapl.sys but -- still blue screens.
- I verified that if I delete the usbaapl.sys driver, plugging in the iPhone does not blue-screen (though of course I cannot use it either). The blue screen of death that appears also contains the word usbaapl.sys. The crash is definitely in that driver. I understand that Apple and Logitech say the "real problem" is in another driver, but as mentioned above, I have eliminated everything on the list in Apple's support suggestion, and I still blue-screen. I even blue-screen with Apple's version 7.7.1 usbaapl.sys driver.
- I verified that my PC has the latest chipset drivers and USB 2.0 drivers. My PC has a 2.8 GHz P4 processor with an ABIT BD7II-RAID motherboard. It has an Intel 845E chipset with Intel 82801DB (ICH4) I/O USB controller. I have never had any other problems like this with any other USB device on this computer. My problem is unique to iPhone.
- I saw on the internet that in 2007 there was an iTunes blue-screen crash that resulted if the iPhone had any Photos on it. So I deleted all the photos on my iPhone. Still blue-screens.

lsemprini wrote:
Yes, as mentioned in the OP, it says usbaapl.sys on the blue screen, and removing the driver avoids the bluescreen (but of course also prevents the iPhone from working with iTunes). Interestingly, when removing the usbaapl.sys driver, the imaging side of the device actually works with my computer (i.e., I can get the Photos stored, which comes via an alternate driver interface). The problem is REALLY isolated just to the Apple iTunes interlink code in usbaapl.sys.
I'd like to emphasize and clarify this point a little more as I think it may be the key symptom for separating my problem (and that of other posters, I'd imagine) from the "standard Logitech conflict" problem:
With the bug I am reporting, I plug in the iPhone, and Windows pops up a plug-and-play bubble for "Apple Mobile Device USB Driver," which is usbaapl.sys (you can verify this with 100% certainty by searching for usbaapl in regedit). The blue screen occurs for me during this phase (sometimes an instant after the bubble pops up)!
If I disable usbaapl.sys by removing the driver, Windows gets past "Apple Mobile Device USB Driver" (happily failing to report any error even though it has not loaded the driver, sigh) and goes on to an "imaging" device (I think it might have said "iPhone camera" or "Imaging Device;" I can check again if it's important), which succeeds to load, and I can access pictures stored on the iPhone using the standard Windows Scanner and Camera Wizard tool, which I think uses the WIA API.
So my bug differs from the "standard Logitech conflict" in that it has NO relation to whether or not I have Photos on the iPhone, and if I disable the buggy usbaapl.sys driver, I AM able to access photos on the PC.
In most of the bug reports I saw for the "standard Logitech conflict" problem, users only experienced crashes when the camera had one or more Photos on it, and it appears (though other bug reports are not clear) that the system crashes just after Windows attempts to load the "imaging" driver for the iPhone. My guess is that those users got through "Apple Mobile Device USB Driver" with no problem and crashed on the "imaging" driver.
Can someone at apple please post an engineering bug on this issue?
That way we can get a list of technical questions from the engineers that need answering so that we can really stomp this bug for good. I can also volunteer to try out debugging versions of the drivers and collect log files, if needed. I am a systems software engr with Windoze experience so I can probably help expedite the debugging process.
I want to get this fixed and I'm sure many posters do also!

Blue Screen of Death before it even let's me install... Please Help!!!!

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Appletemp.sys + BSOD (blue screen of death) with Skype 4.1 using Bootcamp

Hi There,
I am using Skype on my Macbook Aluminum running Vista Business. Every time I run Skype I get a BSOD which is incredibly frustrating, especially if during calls. It doesn't happen straight away but after a few minutes. The error message on the BSOD is appletemp.sys.
Anyone else experience this/ know a workaround? I am considering trying older versions of Skype to see if they are more compatible.
After getting the audio working well this is the hopefully last problem I will be experiencing running what is really an awesome combo.
Cheers,
BaliApple

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I hoping apple can fix this when the new bootcamp is released, whenever this is.

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Product: HP Pavilion dv9500
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Using a brand new Lenovo SL510 laptop running Win 7 Pro SP1 (Model 2847, System Type x64-based PC
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T6670 @ 2.20GHz, 2201 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date LENOVO 6JET88WW (1.46 ), 04/01/2011, SMBIOS Version 2.5), I experienced serious problems with Blue Screens of Death involving the built-in Intel wireless card.
I was attempting to connect through an ad hoc network to another, older Thinkpad T42 (running WinXP), whose dialup modem I need at the moment for Internet access (wireless access in my current location is flakier than a Crisco pie crust). The SL510 can see the ad hoc network, and connects to it, but most of the time cannot access the Internet through the modem. I'm confident that the modem on the T42 has been properly shared through ICS, since three cell phones and a MacBook are quite capable of reaching the Internet through it. Only the SL510 fails to connect. Most of the time. I've managed a working connection twice, but whenever the SL510 goes into power saving mode, the connection to the ad hoc network drops and never returns.
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However this works out, I try IE9 to see if I can reach the Internet. In two cases this has worked (for hours...once it works it works fine), but most of the time this fails and I get the "Diagnose Connection Problems" screen. When I ask for that diagnosis, Windows Network Diagnostics tells me the problem is I haven't configured my ad hoc network for automatic configuration and offers to fix that for me. I select "Apply this Fix". Network Diagnostics sometimes says it's fixed the problem, but usually finishes complaining it could only "Detect" manual connection to my ad hoc network and that there's a problem with my wireless adapter or access point.
At this point I often get a frozen system or BSoD. When I don't, I've tried repeating these steps, but nothing reliably gets me a connection. A lockup or BSoD is all that ever awaits.
This is rather disconcerting considering that a MacBook and three cell phones can accomplish blindfolded what a brand new Lenovo ThinkPad equipped with Microsoft's latest and supposedly best OS crashes on, but "surprised" is not one of the adjectives I'd apply here. I would apply "grateful" if this description registers with someone who has suggestions that might get me through this.
Thanks for your help.

i have the exact same computer runing winxp 32bit sp3 and it works fine with out any viruses but it's maybe that the hardware is the plobem or if you have any software you might want to disable it and use the Thinkvantage Access Connections and when i ever close the computer lid it stops the wireless adapter and when i turn it back on its not connected is there any way to disable it or stop it from doing that?
Number_6 wrote:
Using a brand new Lenovo SL510 laptop running Win 7 Pro SP1 (Model 2847, System Type x64-based PC
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T6670 @ 2.20GHz, 2201 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date LENOVO 6JET88WW (1.46 ), 04/01/2011, SMBIOS Version 2.5), I experienced serious problems with Blue Screens of Death involving the built-in Intel wireless card.
I was attempting to connect through an ad hoc network to another, older Thinkpad T42 (running WinXP), whose dialup modem I need at the moment for Internet access (wireless access in my current location is flakier than a Crisco pie crust). The SL510 can see the ad hoc network, and connects to it, but most of the time cannot access the Internet through the modem. I'm confident that the modem on the T42 has been properly shared through ICS, since three cell phones and a MacBook are quite capable of reaching the Internet through it. Only the SL510 fails to connect. Most of the time. I've managed a working connection twice, but whenever the SL510 goes into power saving mode, the connection to the ad hoc network drops and never returns.
I've tried both the Lenovo Access Connections utility and Windows Network and Sharing Centre to connect to the ad hoc network. With Access Connections, I see the ad hoc network in the display shown under the "Connect to the Internet" tab, click its icon and press "Connect", then enter the network key (set up under WEP-64). The Location field then shows the ad hoc network display with a green region progressing across the background. Two windows then open (behind Access Connections...I have to dig them out): one titled "Set Network Location" asking me to choose Home, Work or Public network configurations, the other titled "Access Connections" asking "Would you like to keep this connection as one of your locations" and showing the ad hoc network name in the box labelled "Location Name:"). In each case I've selected "Home" as the network configuration (generating another window confirming "The network location is now Home") and "Save" for the "keep this connection".
At any point from here, I will see the blue screen of death, but it's not immediate.
If the BSoD doesn't hit early, I will have time to try to connect to the Internet. First, though, I try to change the power configuration so the wireless card will not be turned off. By switching to "Advanced" mode in Access Connections, I select the "Wireless Settings" tab and through the "Settings" button of the "4. Advanced Settings" field, select the "Maximum Performance" Power save mode. When I click OK to exit the Edit Profile dialog box, a popup titled "Access Connections" appears complaining "DHCP IP configuration is not supported for ad hoc connection. Use static IP configuration". Access Connections even obliges me somewhat by selecting the "Additional Settings" tab and checking the "Override TCP/IP and DNS defaults" box, with the only actionable box being "Settings" for that choice. I open those settings, and under the assumption that I'm supposed to provide my own IP address, I enter 198.168.0.2 with a Subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
That makes my original ad hoc network connection vanish from Access Connection's "Connect to the Internet" display, but it still has my ad hoc network location next to a "Connect" button, so I try that. Once again I'm asked to select a location for my network, but this time the network name is suffixed with a "2". In previous efforts I've found this continues with "3", "4", etc. In some cases, I can click "Home" network all I want but Windows ignores me. In other cases I get confirmation that I've selected a "Home" network.
However this works out, I try IE9 to see if I can reach the Internet. In two cases this has worked (for hours...once it works it works fine), but most of the time this fails and I get the "Diagnose Connection Problems" screen. When I ask for that diagnosis, Windows Network Diagnostics tells me the problem is I haven't configured my ad hoc network for automatic configuration and offers to fix that for me. I select "Apply this Fix". Network Diagnostics sometimes says it's fixed the problem, but usually finishes complaining it could only "Detect" manual connection to my ad hoc network and that there's a problem with my wireless adapter or access point.
At this point I often get a frozen system or BSoD. When I don't, I've tried repeating these steps, but nothing reliably gets me a connection. A lockup or BSoD is all that ever awaits.
This is rather disconcerting considering that a MacBook and three cell phones can accomplish blindfolded what a brand new Lenovo ThinkPad equipped with Microsoft's latest and supposedly best OS crashes on, but "surprised" is not one of the adjectives I'd apply here. I would apply "grateful" if this description registers with someone who has suggestions that might get me through this.
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I've got a Toshiba Satellite M70 that displays the Blue Screen of Death directly upon startup. It reads an error of 0x000000ED stating an unmountable error as the specific problem.
Unfortunately, I've no Windows XP CD to restore my computer. I do have the Toshiba Product Recovery CD, but that seems like it will simply format my computer, and I have important data I absolutely do not want to delete from my hard drive.
I cannot start in safe mode; Blue Screen of Death appears straightaway upon startup. If I try to get int through F8, Advanced Options appear but after selecting system restore it goes back to BSOD. I've also tried burning an ISO file for recovery, and the computer went into Windows Setup but hangs on "Setup is starting Windows".
Any idea what the trouble could be? And how can I fix this problem without deleting any info on my computer?
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I have noticed a few others experiencing this problem as well.
http://www.everythingiphone.com/forum/windows-pc-and-iphone/blue-screen-error-wh en-i-plug-the-phone-into-my-xp-laptop-3038.html
Aside from the (don't use windows XP comments), does anyone have any information on this? I have emailed Apple a couple times but have gotten no answer back yet.
What is happening is that when I plug in my iphone to itunes a "Digital Still Camera" pops up in the system tray and then blue screen of death appears. Some people have said that all you have to do is delete all your photos and it will sync, but does anyone have any other suggestions without having to delete all my photos anytime I want to sync?
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The first response was correct, the computer (xps 1210) used a logitech camera driver that I did not recognize so I deleted it. The software was still active and crashed the computer. Fix was reinstall logitech software and driver. Updating the driver would have probably worked. Thank you!

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I recently reinstalled Windows Vista 64 bit on my computer, and now my computer is acting really slow to the point of a blue screen of death. I even tried Windows Update and it even blue screened on me. Any help will always be appreciated.
My Computer is an HP pavilion elite m9500y
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Hello ComputerGuy86. I would like you to follow this troubleshooting document to address this issue:
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Hello I just want to ask, whenever I plug in my USB 3.0 External Hard Drive into the USB 3.0 port of the B480 Notebook, after a few minutes the unit crashes down and the Blue Screen of Death Appears, I tried updating my driver to the latest driver for USB 3.0, but still the BSOD appears.
Is it the operating system or is it my notebook who has problems? By the way my machine runs under Windows 7.

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Welcome To Lenovo Community
Please try the following Uninstall all the USB drivers from the system listed under device manager Restart the system and then updating the following drivers Intel USB 3.0 Driver
Also please help sharing more details on BSOD you are getting or you may please upload the dump files available C:\\Windows\minidump
Hope This Helps
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I keep getting the Blue Screen of Death when I am booted in Bootcamp. Everything appears to boot fine. I can load applications, but then shortly after using the Windows partition the Blue Screen of Death appears. I have a MacBook Pro with retina display. 16GB RAM. The Windows partition has 40GB dedicated to it. Running Windows 7. Everything was working fine last week. I installed some new programs on the Mac Side. I also run Parallels sometimes.

I was able to fix this by restoring to a previous backup of the machine. It must have been a bad driver.

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Last day, dec 14th, a blue screen of death appears on my iphone 5s, aparently because I was installing facebook app.
After that, the iphone remains restarting over and over non stop, until the battery shutoff.
I try to press home and power/sleep buttons for 10 secs, but stil continuous with the blue screen.
After that, with battery charged, I tried to hold the home button and simultaneously connect to an usb cable (the cable is in perfect conditions) to start itunes.
Its worked, but now, everytime shows an itunes message: error 4013, "the iphone cannot be restored".
What can I do now?!
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Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
If you see an "error 4013" when you try to restore your iPhone, try these troubleshooting steps:
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After you perform each step, try to restore your device.
Restart your computer.
Disconnect all your USB devices from your computer and connect to another USB port.
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