Mup.sys issues...

Hi.
I know the root of this problem isn't actually mup.sys. It's actually
the process after it.
But, what I'm wanting to know is how to solve my problem.

Here is my problem:
I recently purchased a Belkin Firewire/USB combo card and put it in my
PC. It was working fine until I tried to use it's firewire
capabilities. Clearly, my computer doesn't have the drivers or
something it needs for this work.

When the PCI card is in, I can't actually boot up my system properly. I
just freezes when looging on, or on 'Mup.sys' when trying to boot safe
mode.

How can I somehow bypass whatever it is, and hopefully try and solve
the problem in windows.. OR is there another solution? (other than
formatting or buying new hardware, etc..)

 

Mup.sys is actually video related, so it's definitely not the cause, as you
stated. Have you tried to boot into Safe Mode yet? If not, start pressing F8
during boot BEFORE the Windows splash screen appears, but after the POST
routine. If the PC boots into safe mode, then it is a driver issue with the
card.

While in safe mode, remove the device from Device Manager, shut down the PC,
remove the card and boot to Normal Mode.

Next, shut down again, insert the card and try to boot to Normal Mode. If it
still freezes, it is likely the whatever you plugged into the FireWire port
probably shocked the card in additon to the driver problem. If so, replace
the card.


Hi.
I know the root of this problem isn't actually mup.sys. It's actually
the process after it.
But, what I'm wanting to know is how to solve my problem.

Here is my problem:
I recently purchased a Belkin Firewire/USB combo card and put it in my
PC. It was working fine until I tried to use it's firewire
capabilities. Clearly, my computer doesn't have the drivers or
something it needs for this work.

When the PCI card is in, I can't actually boot up my system properly. I
just freezes when looging on, or on 'Mup.sys' when trying to boot safe
mode.

How can I somehow bypass whatever it is, and hopefully try and solve
the problem in windows.. OR is there another solution? (other than
formatting or buying new hardware, etc..)