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Most likely reason for BSOD, bad driver.<br />
I am using Tripp-lite &nbsp;model USA-19HS no BSODs on Win 10 64bit.
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Agree with both the comments above. &nbsp;Look for a different USB to serial adapter.<br />
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Time was, ... when laptops had PCMCIA and Cardbus ports ... I would have said &quot;Get a card-based serial port instead.&quot; &nbsp;That is no longer an option.<br />
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However, if the laptop used for this purpose need not be W10, or even W8 or W7 perhaps ... go to your local computer recycler, pay no more than $15 for a used laptop with a built-in serial port, and problem solved.
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Thanks all. I have the new dongle coming tomorrow. Here's to hoping. I have another major upgrade this weekend in the middle of the country. Those BSODs were giving me a heart attack with the limited change window!
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I was doing major upgrades over the weekend of Cisco switches. I needed to run a series of show commands via terminal console. The connection was USB adapter brand ATEN I think to Cisco blue console cable. Many time my Win 10 Dell 7490 laptop would crash BSOD. More likely a putty problem or USB SERIAL adapter driver problem? Any recommendations for a solid professional grade serial connection for my Win 10 laptop or ideas for a fix?
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I was doing major upgrades over the weekend of Cisco switches. I needed to run a series of show commands via terminal console. The connection was USB adapter brand ATEN I think to Cisco blue console cable. Many time my Win 10 Dell 7490 laptop would crash BSOD. More likely a putty problem or USB SERIAL adapter driver problem? Any recommendations for a solid professional grade serial connection for my Win 10 laptop or ideas for a fix?

Most likely reason for BSOD, bad driver.
I am using Tripp-lite  model USA-19HS no BSODs on Win 10 64bit.

Agree with both the comments above.  Look for a different USB to serial adapter.

Time was, ... when laptops had PCMCIA and Cardbus ports ... I would have said &amp;quot;Get a card-based serial port instead.&amp;quot;  That is no longer an option.

However, if the laptop used for this purpose need not be W10, or even W8 or W7 perhaps ... go to your local computer recycler, pay no more than $15 for a used laptop with a built-in serial port, and problem solved.

Thanks all. I have the new dongle coming tomorrow. Here&amp;#39;s to hoping. I have another major upgrade this weekend in the middle of the country. Those BSODs were giving me a heart attack with the limited change window!

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