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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Did you also turn off everything in the run section of the registry?
Another possible solution is to delete the USB driver and then plug in the Kindle and let the computer reinstall the driver.
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Yes, no change.
There are a lot of USB drivers and when I deleted them, my keyboard and mouse stopped working, so I couldn't reboot the computer properly, I had to do a hard reset. If anyone can tell me which USB driver exactly is responsible for the proper functioning of flash drives, I would be happy to try again, otherwise, I won't try again to delete USB hubs or drivers.
Also, I can't find a way to get the list of drivers that are loaded during safe and normal modes to compare them and maybe find the driver causing the BSOD, only when connecting the Kindle.