Bluescreen, GT72UBUS.SYS [ Edited ]

[mrlyden]

I got problem with Bluescreen already two days after i bought my new computer. A Pavilion Elite m9353.sc. The ting is that i had the same problem at my last computer. The only thing that I have brought past to my new computer is the screen and my mobile broadband.

A thing to notice is that i have had problems to install updates, many have been failed.

In the bluescreen it stands GT72UBUS.sys.

The bluescreen enters a several times a day. When i'm is online on internet, MSN and other normal things.

It gav a stop message, if it's this you mean:

"Problemsignatur
Händelsenamn: BlueScreen
OS-version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Språkvariant-ID: 1053

Filer som bidrar till att beskriva problemet (en del filer kanske inte längre är tillgängliga)
Mini102908-02.dmp
sysdata.xml
Version.txt

Visa en tillfällig kopia av dessa filer
Varning: Om problemet orsakades av ett virus eller något annat säkerhetshot kan datorn skadas av att du öppnar en kopia av filerna.

Extra information om problemet
BCCode: d1
BCP1: FFFFFA8107B396E0
BCP2: 0000000000000002
BCP3: 0000000000000000
BCP4: FFFFFA6006E0F081
OS Version: 6_0_6001
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 768_1"

It is in swedish but i can translate som parts if it's necessary.

I attached a picture of the drivers who isn't updated, it's from Driveragent.com

http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/1021/ghguzh4.jpg

Info about the modem:

The modem is a GlobeTrotter HSDPA Modem.

The driver date is 2008-01-04 and the version 4.0.2.30. Driver provider: Option nv.
And yes it is listed as a "microsoft windows hardware compatibility publisher".

The problem didn't come right after I had installed the mobile broadband, not what a noticed.

Message Edited by mrlyden on 11-19-2008 07:55 AM

[frprinterwiz]

Did you get a new mouse or keyboard or are they the original ones from your old system?  What about a printer or a scanner and their USB cables?  Is your modem a USB modem? 

My experience with files that end in BUS usually mean they have something to do with USB, not always but just a possibility you've got a bad cable.

[RasterBlaster]

Use microsoft system restore to go back to a day ago or so, when you knew it was working good. Tturn off Windows updates and HP Update for a few days to see if your system stays stable.

If it blue screens, something is wrong - run an HP recovery and try again.

If it does not blue screen, download all of the Windows updates and wait for a few days to see if a particular update is giving you problems.

If it blue screens - use sytem restore again and go back. Ttry to find the update that is conflicting. Search the Internet for solutions, etc...

If all is good, get all the HP Updates.

If it blue screens - try to find the update that caused the problem. Don't download that HP update.

If all is good, buy yourself a tall cool one and enjoy your computer - you got lucky.

[Darkkender]

Based on the Bluescreen error occuring in Swedish and Based on the Fact that the problem has been consist between 2 computers and that the Broadband Wireless card is of Belgium manufacturer.  I would have to say why don't you try a sys restore or recovery even and try a different broadband wireless card.   Mainly because the wireless card is the only consistant thing across the board that could be causing the problem.