I recently had bluescreens while quitting Cubase5 - The system itself is rocksolid and it happened after long days.
Nasty thing is, that it crushed all the prefs cause the BSOD happened during the closing-process.
I am on Win7 64bit, Asus Board, i7 CPU, UAD2 Quad, Magma Chassis with 3x UAD1 + 2x PoCo PCI, 1x PoCo Firewire - aaaand that Motu PCIe 424 card.
Damn Windows - such a modern system and still the same uniformative text on the BSOD - “maybe it is hardware or maybe software, please ask someone”. poop!
Oh yea - Rock, I am most sure as well… Thats why I wrote “aaaaand that Motu card”… I had my first BSOD with that computer caused by the Motu - for some reason in that case the Motu was listed on the screen.
I recently had twice a similar BSOD after shutting down the system. Everything went well, but in the very end the computer remained running and that blue screen appeared.
I have the feeling that this can be caused when playbacking a file with a different sampling rate using the WDM drivers while the system is clocked at 44.1 with an Asio application open. Strange thing is, that during that operation I don’t have problems, just in the evening when I shut down. But that is just a feeling I was not able to repro it yet.
What can I do to get rid of that problem ? Not a showstopper though but a stain on the otherwise perfect performing setup.
Have a look in Event Viewer → Windows Logs (Application and/or System), if there’s any reoccuring errors that seem to be connected to your Cubase sessions. Also you could temporary disable (Device Manager) your UAD/PoCo stuff - one at a time - to exclude possible conflicts.
I’m getting repeatable “process has locked pages” BSODs whenever Cubase 5.52/6/6/01 tries to initialise a project with UAD-1 plugins. If I disable the UAD-1s it runs fine just using my UAD-2. This has only started occuring after installing the Cubase 6 trial.
Win 7 x64, Cub x32, 3 x UAD-1 PCI, 1 x UAD-2 Duo
Sorry, I was still not able to check out which driver ist is. I have to say that I never had that Blue Screen on quitting again, I avoided playbacking “other” samplingrates via Mediaplayer… But I had a reboot on shutdown a couple of times - sometimes the machine does not shut down properly, instead of that a blue screen comes up in the very end and the system reboots - it is no problem to shut down then. It still seems that this comes up when I playbacked files with different (to 44.1khz) files during I am in 44.1… But I am not sure.