First of all I want to say hi to everyone. I am new here and I'm hoping I may get some help with a problem I've been having for some months.

BTW moderators I hope I'm posting this in the right place, my apologize if I'm doing something wrong, guidance is appreciated.

I'm not a computer geek only a user. When I restart my PC I keep getting this blue screen. I took a picture of it and copied this:

STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x8F22D013, 0x803CCB68, 0x803CC864
usbhub.sys - Address 8F22D0 base 8F20F000, DateStamp 49e01fe2

It also states something about dump and a countdown of numbers start until it does reboot. Someone told me this was a problem with a hub I had but I have never connect a usb hub.

At the top of this forum last week there was a Ad from Registry Booster that sold thier product as being able to solve this problem (usbhub.sys) but it did not do anything; I still get the same result of this screen.

I don't know if this has anything to do with me not being able to use my USB flash anymore or my photoshop not able to read my SD card etc.

I have read, read and read but can't seem to find anything or understand this problem. I will apprecaite it very much if I can get any type of direction in how to solve this problem.

Here's my system specs:

Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit
AMD Dual Core 2.10 GHz BE-2350
2.0 GB memory

Thanks for reading!

If you mean the one my PC gives, yes I have never had problems with the date & time. I double checked.

Okay, his CMOS batery didnt crap out. usbhub.sys is a driver i think i may be mistaken. so maybe a driver problem...

Another piece of info would be that I went into the device manager and deleted everything under Universal Serial Bus Controllers (Generic USB Hub, USB Root hub, Mass storage device, Standard openetc.and rebooted the PC and it installed all back.

Chk this out: Vista BSOD usbhub.sys on shutdown

Its another post from someone who had the same problem. Does the BSOD happen when you have something connected to your usb drives?

Originally Posted by Katokato

Chk this out: Vista BSOD usbhub.sys on shutdown

Its another post from someone who had the same problem. Does the BSOD happen when you have something connected to your usb drives?

Thanks Katokato for your post, I do not have a USB Hub. My PC has 2 USB input in the back, which I use one for the printer and the other for an extra RW DVD drive. In the front of my PC I have 5 USB input and 4 other SD, MMC etc memory card input slots. The only things that I might plug into the front USBs would be my Cell, download camera pics, flash drives, etc.

Hope this helps, its very frustrating. THANKS for your interest.

ill get back to you as soon as i learn how to read dump files. dont worry i wont take long )maybe a day or 2).
Maybe you can upload a dump file form teh c;\windows\toilet err i meant c:windows/minidump