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Wow, very cool! I was going to suggest a few ways, but when I looked into them, I realized that they all just tell me "MOTU" and nothing about my Traveler. That's wild, actually. If I think of something, I'll be sure to post, but it's kind of doubtful on my end. I'm not a programmer, but b...

Not a problem. It's an extremely common thing on Windows 7. All you need to do is use the Device Manager (devmgmt.msc) to change the IEEE 1394 driver to the one with "Legacy" in its name. It's already installed as part of Windows 7; you just need to specify it instead of the driver running...

I can't really understand how you could possibly blame MOTU for incompatibilities, when they have never marketed any of their units as "Thunderbolt-compatible", especially while using a 3rd party converter.

After the PC booted well with card in and driver installed but WITHOUT 2408 connected, did you turn off the machine to then connect it, or not? If you did, you can try to hot plug the firewire cable in while the machine is on and booted to Windows, instead. Just make sure you plug both ends of the c...

Yet another idea: I've seen access violation bsods. If you are using a non-administrator account, try to install and use the MOTU from an account with admin privileges. Your permissions could STILL be messed up even with the new Windows install you did if you didn't previously use Killdisk or simila...

eh, that's a shame really. I was hoping that might have done the trick. It really leaves a few possibilities only: 1) There's a fault in the driver in relation to your specific hardware. 2) The hardware itself is faulty. 3) Maybe the cable you're using is faulty for some reason. Have you tried insta...

Alright, I think we're on to something. Your RAM voltage is probably set at 1.5v. It is definitely currently set at 1T, but it needs 1.6v to work well at that. So, what I would do, is go into the bios settings and set the command rate = 2T, then save. Go to Windows and try to install MOTU software.

Just had another idea: If you have changed the Page file to be any size other than how Windows handles it - then change it back to Windows' default setting of managing it on its own.

And if it turns out that that the RAM is already set well, and clean installing doesn't help as shown in my last post, then the only thing left is to contact MOTU to ask them to look at this thread and give the crash dumps to their software engineers, so they can look into whether the driver needs a...

Everything seems ok, besides the actual fact of it crashing. Some ideas to go on from here. 1) You can download, install and run CPU-Z . Make a screenshot of the Memory tab, then also a screenshot of the SPD tab for each stick of RAM you have. (Change the slot# pulldown menu on that tab to get to ot...

Ok, straight off I can tell you that there was a failure with MOTU's audiowire driver and in the other crash, it was within a Windows module. The Windows one is the important one, because by that, we are fully guaranteed that there is something wrong inherent to your specific system. FAILURE_BUCKET_...

Let's have a look at the crash dump(s).

C:\Windows\Minidump

Copy/paste the files in there to any other folder. If more than one, zip or rar them, then upload to a host. Paste a link here and I'll see if there's anything needing attention.

What that does is mask the problem with a driver. If you're satisfied and all is well, then cool beans and all that, but to fix it properly so any choice of power options is readily available, correct and proper drivers should be installed. I would tell you which it is for your system that's causing...

I was looking over things anyway and a huge red flag was obvious. You should update your video card driver from NVIDIA.com. This is very old and the system will thank you much for it: Nom NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT ID de périphérique Plug-and-Play PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0622&SUBSYS_054510DE&REV_A1...

Wow, I'm surprised it was the cable! Great job figuring it out.

If trouble rears up again, let us know and we'll see what can be done.

Enjoy man! Glad for ya.