Iphone 4 win7 64 bit random error usb-bugcode

Hi All,
I get random BSOD with the above error when I have my Iphone 4 connected to my PC, I have the latest IOS5 installed. Does not happen with my ipod.
I have checked that the drivers are at the latest revision
thanks

Quote from: Txmarshall2 on 26-November-10, 02:49:06
I'm in the U.S. Army stationed in Europe, Germany specifically, and don't know of anyone here who has a home build PC that I could borrow a PSU from. The one dude I knew has changed duty stations back to the United States. I will, however, consider purchasing a new one to test with if I can narrow it down to within a few possibilities and that is one of them.
I have run Kombustor, but I have not run the other tool you suggest. I will get that and try it now. Is there any info. that you need from these tests, or just to see if stressing the GPU with these programs causes the restarts?
Thanks for the quick responses.
It could be anything at current moment:
Weak/Failure PSU
Overheating issue
Memory troubles
VGA malfunction
or something else.
Do test with OCCT Perestroïka:
http://www.ocbase.com/perestroika_en/index.php?Download
Use: GPU:OCCT
as mention above and leave it to test for 5 hours.
Then post back results.
Also you didn't answer:
Quote
I have stress tested the CPU and RAM and have been unable to recreate the restarts.
How exactly?

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I'm in the U.S. Army stationed in Europe, Germany specifically, and don't know of anyone here who has a home build PC that I could borrow a PSU from. The one dude I knew has changed duty stations back to the United States. I will, however, consider purchasing a new one to test with if I can narrow it down to within a few possibilities and that is one of them.
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Also you didn't answer:
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