so Ive been haveing a similar problem as well. i figured i was getting crashes because the software in question, pod hd pro x edit, was still open when turning off my hd pro x rack unit. every time i would get the bsod. well i fixed that buy making sure whether in a daw, pod hd x edit, asio.....anything that may be linked in anyway is shut down first. so basically close out all software first then shut down your unit. this worked for about a day. uugghh. next issue. while using pod hd x edit just making and testing out new patches Ive found it likes to crash to the bsod when it has to think hard. so basically when sending and receiving large amounts of data it crashes. i may be wrong but this seems to be whats happening. or, its just that the software doesn't detect the unit during large data transfers long enough that it crashes. who knows. i made sure, and do this before every session, that all drivers and software are "UP TO DATE!" ALWAYS. Ive been doing this long enough to know that even something like a product manager can cause issues so Ive made it a habit to update when i fire up my PC. my only solution and advice is don't use it with your main rig. i have a laptop i don't care about and loaded pod hd x edit on that and do all my editing there. for recording i run an out right into my rme interface and good enough for me. im not going to destroy a 3000$ pc for a line 6 toy. Ive had axefx 2 units that totally out preform line 6. but, the line 6 in my option, other then this issue of bsod, has been easier to get the sounds i want with less of the bs. and for me, it nails what im looking for faster and better. just don't connect it to your computer, and that sucks! i put in a support ticket but it sounds like ill be ignored as i have in the past. is line six not interested in happy customers?
