I used the driver that is linked to in my prior post and it does solve the BSOD problem.

Marc P.:It's quite a challenge to find the cause of the problem, especially on this kind of odd behavior that we were unable to replicate. I still am on the hunt for the post made in this section somewhere that points to a specific driver that solved the issue for a user.   Stop searching! The link I provided is for THAT driver - only ...

You have to download it from the Realtek site. Try the following link and choose the ''USB card reader driver for Win XP/Vista/Win7 Driver  (32/64 bits) Driver only (ZIP file)'' I have not applied this download as of yet so good luck with it and I hope it works for everyone. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!  The RTS5151 is no longer listed as a ...

Jan Nguyen: Would you please show me how to fix this problem? Thanks   Jan  Jan, Control Panel / Device Manager / Universal Serial Bus Controllers / Right Click on Realtek USB 2.0 Card Reader and choose Disable. That's all there is to it. I re-started my PC just to make sure the changes took effect. Unless Pinnacle comes up ...

Oliver H: After many hours of frustrating digging I finally isolated and fixed the problem. Here it is:   the culprit is the Realtek USB Card reader.  The mini.dmp file pointed to a rtstor64.sys file and if you go to the windows/system32/driver folder and click on the file it points to the USB card reader. After going to the device ...

colour: kak58:No impact on my machine either. I've already been through eliminating this with Tech Support and if QA would read the log of what has been tried and forwarded to them by me from Tech Support, they would already know that. Tech support has the problem located at the Studio installation stage anyways. Why is this being ignored by QA? ...

No impact on my machine either. I've already been through eliminating this with Tech Support and if QA would read the log of what has been tried and forwarded to them by me from Tech Support, they would already know that. Tech support has the problem located at the Studio installation stage anyways. Why is this being ignored by QA? Whatever Stage ...

This problem is getting to the point of being ridiculous. I could see a Vista or Dell software or hardware problem IF no other programs could use the burner without the BSOD, but as reported by many other users, other programs cause no such BSOD's. I probably should have used the money spent on Studio 12 on another product. Another crazy ...

  Thanks colour for the heads up. I have forwarded all info and files to Jon at Avid.

Marc P.: By the I got news that QA purchased a similar system and are currently running tests on it as we speak.   Any updates Marc?