BSOD after installing nVidia Quadro K2000

[nulrich]

I'm using a Logitech USB wireless mouse and keyboard. I don't think I'm using Intel RST, how would I find out? I have a smaller SSD boot drive with all the system and program files and then two 1 TB hard drives that are software RAID mirrored.

Windows says the video driver is up to date. Here's a screenshot.

Weirdly no BSOD all day today. I've had the game software I use to stress the computer crash three times but without crashing Windows. Hmmm. Hate problems you can't reproduce!

 

[softwaremaniac]

One of the files that were causing sys crashes was usbport.sys Driver Reference Table - USBPORT.SYS
That might mean that there is a problem with your USB driver.
PS: I am really sorry that this is taking so long, but I really want to completely resolve your issue.

 

[nulrich]

Strangely, I ran my system hard for a day and a half with zero BSOD. I've had one earlier today (ntkrnl) but none since. This is the most stable the system has been in a long time. How could it fix itself if it's a software issue?

 

[softwaremaniac]

It's not by itself apparently some of the corrupted files were fixed by replacing them with a genuine uncorrupted files. I believe that that has had something to do with your system being stable for now. Please, report back if you experience a new BSOD. If your system doesn't crash within a week mark the issue as resolved and post it.