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Old 03-30-2011, 10:09 AM   #1
Wim
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Hi

Looking at your minidumps in the zip file you posted, the BSOD is caused by Ph3xib32.sys, which is a Philips Semiconductors Inbox driver from what I can find on the internet.

The BSOD is probably unrelated to DisplayLink and installation of the software is exposing a bug in the Phillips driver. Could you check if there is an updated Phillips driver?

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Old 04-04-2011, 09:47 AM   #2
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Hi

Looking at your minidumps in the zip file you posted, the BSOD is caused by Ph3xib32.sys, which is a Philips Semiconductors Inbox driver from what I can find on the internet.

The BSOD is probably unrelated to DisplayLink and installation of the software is exposing a bug in the Phillips driver. Could you check if there is an updated Phillips driver?

Wim
Thanks Wim for a feedback.. I dont have any Phillips Hardware in my System configuration. Don't know where this file is used.

A Search of my computer also does not list this file(Ph3xib32.sys). I get "No items match your search" answer.

Will try to address your feedback and revert.
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