Recent content by Locutus43410

The bluetooth module is built into the laptop. It can't be removed. :(

My monitor has Optical audio out, which I use to power the not-communications part of the headset. I use bluetooth for skype. After disabling bluetooth, the error has yet to resurface. Thinking about it... I've had my wireless crawl to a standstill a couple of times while I was using it...

Did it twice again in quick succession. I was in a ranked game and didn't feel like waiting the ~5 minutes for Windows to build it's "I went full derp" log files. It ONLY seems to happen when I'm in a Skype call using my bluetooth headset. I disabled bluetooth in device manager altogether. Maybe...

After nearly a week without problem, it happened again! I was in lobby for a game of league, talking to a friend over Skype (My headset is bluetooth, Turtle Beach PX51) and it just froze. Here's the dumpfile.

The last time this happened, I didn't get a proper BSoD, as I didn't have time to wait for the crash report to be saved, so I just powered my laptop down and restarted. I know... I know, I should have waited. As far as the Logitech mouse goes, I have the latest drivers available on their...

And boom goes the dynamite. In the middle of a game last night and it happened again. I had to get back into game (Ranked game, was important) so I just powered my laptop down and restarted. So there was no minidump created. *whimper* This is getting to be ridiculous... :( My baby is...

It's an ASUS ROG 750JX Laptop. And I believe all four USB ports are USB 3.0 as they're all blue.

After switching the USB Dongle for my Logitech G602 mouse to the OTHER side of the laptop, the BSoD seems to have resolved itself... Any idea why?

Here's the log file that sfc /scannow produced.

I saw the USB error, too. The Logitech software is installed for my G602 wireless mouse. The dongle for it was plugged into the front USB port on the right side of the laptop. All four USB ports on my laptop are USB 3.0. I have moved the dongle to the left side USB ports to troubleshoot. The...

Thanks for the reply! I did everything you said. Updated drivers, ran Windows Updates. And while watching a YouTube video it happened again:

Nothing I do seems to help this.

BSOD "Hal.dll" (Not a repost. Please help :( ) Windows 8.1 pro x64 20gb i7 4700m Happens randomly. Seems to happen a LOT more when I'm using Skype/Curse Voice/League of Legends (Any one of the three, either one of the three, etc...) I've updated the drivers for my Samsung 840 PRO SSD, I've...