BSOD

Kyle BoudreauKyle Boudreau Member
in Steering Wheels

BSOD 


Getting Kernal Security Check Fail 


When my 

CSLDD and my ClubSport V3s both plugged in 


I have fresh installed windows

Updates all drivers 

Tried rolled back drivers 


Nothing seems to work 


Any help or experience would be appreciated

Comments

  • Gagaryn .Gagaryn . Member

    Check your RAM with memory diagnostics and check system files with SFC scan.

  • Kyle BoudreauKyle Boudreau Member

    I have done those and no errors came up


    Its extremely frustrating

  • Gagaryn .Gagaryn . Member

    You didn't mention either of these things. Why not list exactly what you have tried so people don't waste their time suggesting troubleshooting you have already done? Help people to help you?

    List your system specs - CPU, GPU, Mobo etc. OS version?

    And clarify why you are posting for Windows help in a Fanatec forum; have you already established for certain that it is a problem with the Fanatec drivers? Does the issue not happen when the drivers are uninstalled? Does it happen with any particular driver package or all? Which have you tried?

  • Kyle BoudreauKyle Boudreau Member

    If I unplug the pedals or the wheel base I don't get the BSOD.


    8700k

    Asus prime z370a

    32 gig corsair vengeance

    1080ti

  • Gagaryn .Gagaryn . Member

    Windows 10 or 11? Which Driver? Have you tried rolling back to a previous stable driver? Or updating the driver? Or simply deleting the driver and reinstalling? Have you tried a different USB port? When does the BSOD happen, is it as soon as you turn on the wheelbase or in game? Which game? Have you OC'd the card or the cpu? All this stuff is important to know.

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