Blue screen windows 7 32bit

[Jasp]

Hello,

I have problems using my usbtinyisp (kit). I installed the latest WinAVR (Avrdude 5.10) and installed the usbtinyisp driver 1.12. Now when I type in cmd: Avrdude -c usbtiny -p m8, I get a blue screen, saying:

The windows driver framework has detected that a violation has occurred.

Then he starts to dump physical memory and restarts my laptop. When I try to shutdown my laptop or restart it, I again get a blue screen!!!! Even after uninstalling the usbtinyisp driver.

So i can't shutdown my laptop. Only after using a restore point every works fine again. (usbtinyisp is no longer installed then)

I hope someone can help me, as I don't know how to solve this. I even tried a program to be able to use unsigned drivers, but this had no effect. (Even the option after pressing F8didn't work)

Kind regards,

Jasper

[adafruit]

y0w, your laptop is very picky. does the usbtiny work on a non-laptop?

[Jasp]

It does work on my mates one. He looked at it, but couldn't figure it out too.

I now installed window 7 64bit, so will try again tomorrow. Should be able to get it to work. Will update tomorrow

Thanks anyway

[Jasp]

It's working now

[adafruit]

thanks for letting us know!

[cornz]

Go into SAFE MODE at startup and select the bottom option that allows unsigned drivers.
I dont know the exact wording off the top of my head.
Also, very few "specialist" devices have support for X64 architecture.