BSOD when I insert USB thumb drive

I have Win 7 64, and when I insert a thumb drive in any of my front ports, I get a BSOD, system service exception, stop 03b.

4GB ram, Nvidia 650 using 15.51 drivers.

I attached my minidump file.

Hey.

I'd update the following driver by visiting your motherboard site. Download and install the Probell utility to do so.

While you're there, get the latest chipset/other motherboard drivers and install those as well.

Also see what you can do about updating this driver:

pcouffin pcouffin.sys Fri Jun 30 09:40:29 2006

Do you have a DVD writing software that is from 2006?

Quote:

What is pcouffin.sys? DVD software related driver system driver file.

Read more here - http://www.computerhope.com/cgi-bin/...p=pcouffin.sys

I deleted pcouffin.sys already.

I went to ASUS website, and they don't list PROBELL or ATK010 for my m,otherboard when I select Win 7 64bit. It DOES show up for 64bit Vista and XP.

Should I install them anyway?

I have a P5N-SLI mobo

Yes. Install in compatibility mode for Vista. Check in C:\Windows\System32\drivers for the specific driver to see that it has been updated to 2009 version.

I found a new ASACPI.sys and installed the PROBELL, and also uninstalled and reinstalled the USB device from device manager. For 2 days, it worked.

This morning - BAM. BSOD.

Here's the new dump

Try to update your Apple Mobile USB driver:

I have the latest iTunes 64 bit, so I cant update that - I can't find a location to get a newer one.

I have disabled True Image, and that seems to stop BSODs (at least the time I tried after the disable) - not sure if this is it or not. I thought I had fixed it the day before, but it was a temporary fix

Which version True Image do you have?

I have True Image Home 2010. It's not truie image. I just had two more BSOD's with all Acronis services stopped and all EXE's stopped from loading at boot up.

it's something else - this really sucks.