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I did get a reply from Eltima as follows:

"Steve,

Our driver appear to be used as an integral part of a third-party

We are not aware of its implementation peculiarities nor have its source
code, and so unfortunately can't offer any help here. Please report this
issue directly to the program's developer.

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Best regards,

Alexander BRITT

Eltima Customer Support | http://www.eltima.com

"

I will check TheSkyX polling rate but all I see is for crosshair updates

nothing under preferences:

Steve

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Hi Steve,

I'll contact Eltima but for the record I don't use registry cleaners of

any brand. I do

use CCleaner for removal of temp file s and so on but not their registry

tools.

OK, but you might have been heading that way if you had used some of those
tools on that Solvuso site. In general, even Microsoft does not care for

registry cleaner portion of CCleaner, which has been widely regarded as
acceptable to use:

agree-80369/

-Ray Gralak
Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

cc
Author of PEMPro: http://www.ccdware.com
Author of Astro-Physics V2 ASCOM Driver: http://www.gralak.com/apdriver
Author of PulseGuide: http://www.pulseguide.com
Author of Sigma: http://www.gralak.com/sigma

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Thanks Ray,



I'll contact Eltima but for the record I don't use registry cleaners of

any brand. I do

use CCleaner for removal of temp file s and so on but not their registry

tools. I sent

Eltima a screen shot of the files I found and their location but not the

dump file yet as

it hasn't been requested. What I have received is this reply:



"The latest version is 8.0.412. If you are running an older release,

please try

updating: http://www.eltima.com/download/vspd.exe <http://www.

<http://www.%0b>

eltima.com/download/vspd.exe> . There is a chance that this problem is

already

fixed."





Thanks,



Steve



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Steve,

It's a third party DLL that gets installed by APCC (like a C++ DLL from
Microsoft, or the .NetFramework).

I don't have the source code for it nor am I setup for system level
debugging on my computer so I can't help you with debugging a low
system-level Windows BSOD. Probably the only support you can get for a

BSOD

is from Eltima, whose engineers will likely want you to give them the
windows dump file. The BSOD could be caused by many things, including

having

used 3rd-party registry and system cleaners in the past, or some other

that is interfering. I believe that only Eltima engineers would be able

identify the driver's crash point with what line of code in their driver
caused it.

-Ray Gralak
Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

cc
Author of PEMPro: http://www.ccdware.com
Author of Astro-Physics V2 ASCOM Driver: http://www.gralak.com/apdriver
Author of PulseGuide: http://www.pulseguide.com
Author of Sigma: http://www.gralak.com/sigma

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Ray,

I'm a little confused. Is vserial7 a driver that is installed with

See

And shouldn't it be updated via Windows update if it's listed under

Windows

drivers?

Thanks,

Steve

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Chris/Steve,

I would not go to the Solvuso ft web site or use their products.

blocked the site as dangerous when I tried to go to it. AVG confirms:

https://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=solvusoft.com

om

Also, a little research shows that there have been some weird

issues reported by some users (e.g. licenses expiring prematurely,

solvusoft-products-safe/16248403-5608-47ff-85c8-9088537f1d7a

-Ray Gralak
Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

cc
Author of PEMPro: http://www.ccdware.com
Author of Astro-Physics V2 ASCOM Driver:

Author of PulseGuide: http://www.pulseguide.com
Author of Sigma: http://www.gralak.com/sigma

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Thanks guys, I'll look into both links.



Steve





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This might help with Eltima d river BSOD's:

software/eltima-virtual-serial-ports/evserial-sys/

Christopher Erickson
Consulting Engineer
Summit Kinetics
Waikoloa, HI 96738
www.summitkinetics.com <http://www.summitkinetics.com>

<http://www.summitkinetics.com>

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Steve,

Contact Eltima support (http://www.eltima.com/). They are the vendor

of

that

driver.

-Ray Gralak
Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center):

cc
Author of PEMPro: http://www.ccdware.com
Author of Astro-Physics V2 ASCOM Driver:

http://www.gralak.com/apdriver

Author of PulseGuide: http://www.pulseguide.com

& gt; > Author of Sigma: http://www.gralak.com/sigma

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Subject: [ap-gto] vserial7.sys BSOD



Seems lately if I connect TheSkyX to my mount using a virtual

port

in APCC I

end up with a Blue Screen Of Death with a message that vserial7.sy

was

the cause

and a long string of numbers and letters. Using Everything to

my

system and

APCC shows up as the only program using this file. It's happened a

number

of times

and I can't swear it hasn't when TheSkyX wasn't connected. The

two

times

TheSkyX was definitely connected. This doesn't seem to be an

immediate

issue after

connecting but rather sometime afterward. I can't say the

was

doing

anything at the time of failure as it is likely running s ome

imaging

tasks

through ACP.

I can go out and restart the computer and reconnect everything

without

issue. Not

sure where to go from here. Suggestions welcomed.



Steve> > >

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