BSOD during installation!

calamitag · Aug 26, 2013

Hello, after the selective exlusion I've found that the culprit service is: ssdpsrv - Simple Service Discovery Protocol Service is used to detect USB devices when plugged in.

Thank you.

Wrench97 · Aug 26, 2013

Do you have a printer hooked up by USB?
Or better yet what do you have hooked to the USB ports?

As strange as it sound is there by chance a Xbox on the same network? If there is shut it down or unplug the network from it to see if there is any effect.

calamitag · Aug 26, 2013

No printer hooked up; only a Microsoft USB IntelliMouse Explorer 4.0 (IntelliPoint) mouse.
Sometime I connect: my smartphhone nokia n900 even for more than 24 hours or an usb JetFlash TS16GJF220.

Wrench97 · Aug 26, 2013

Just a hunch from something I've been noticing recently, try uninstalling the USB 3 drivers(the ports will revert to USB 2) just to see if the CPU usage drops.

calamitag · Aug 26, 2013

Uninstalled. CPU the same.

Wrench97 · Aug 26, 2013

I remembered reading this on Tech net and just found it.

SSDP is mechanism that allows network clients to discover network services. For the universal plug-and-play functionality, the process ssdpsrv.exe offers simple service discovery protocol and provides the general event notification architecture (GENA) services. The file ssdpsrv.exe is likewise a component designed for the future generation of plug-and-play devices. The process ssdpsrv.exe starts up a Web server on port 5000.

That explains the Xbox connection I ran across, so it there anything else is on your local network that could be probing the usb ports?

calamitag · Aug 26, 2013

Here is the screen shot containing all pieces of information may be needed from my computer:

Wrench97 · Aug 27, 2013

Nothing on the list stands out to me, see of there are any media extenders listed> Use a Windows Media Center Extender

calamitag · Aug 27, 2013

I'm a WIMAX 3G user. I'm connected to the web via a router 3G hooked up wireless/etehernet cable to my computer. I've disabled my windows media center in the control panel/program and features. The issue is still present.
No media extender listed. Ty.

Wrench97 · Aug 27, 2013

Lets try turning the service off and see if anything is effected.
Open task manager, on the services tab in the lower right corner is a button that says Services on it, click on the button, in the services window scroll down to SSDP Discovery, right click select properties from the list, on the General tab click on stop to stop the service then in the drop down box above it select disabled.

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