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Ok tried turning on pc today after not using it for 2 days- here's what i got, it didn't even boot up into windows and it did the same shit again. here's a pic of events
Ok tried turning on pc today after not using it for 2 days- here's what i got, it didn't even boot up into windows and it did the same shit again. here's a pic of events
As a first step, clear the CMOS: How To Clear CMOS (Reset BIOS)
You will need to backup your data first since this will reset your RAID controller and will likely result in loss of data. Create a system image if possible:
If you would like to avoid the above, you could see if it is a RAM issue and try running with one stick of RAM at a time. You could also update your BIOS and see if it resolves the problem.
K so kernell errors are hard drives? I'll try to backup date I suppose, if I can find enough space, I got over 4TB of data in raid 0
No, the kernell error is pointing to a possible power issue or controller issue regarding your CPU. Loading setup defaults through the BIOS may fix this error.
I am not saying it is a hard disk issue. I am recommending backing up your information because you are running a RAID configuration that will likely be wiped by the CMOS reset. This is one of the many reasons I avoid RAID. Why RAID is (usually) a Terrible Idea - Puget Custom Computers
Yeah I hate how unstable raid is, but it is so much faster... lol :)
I understand. Let us know when you have a chance to reset the CMOS and see if it fixes your event viewer errors. :)
Ok Will do. I'll probably need to buy couple HDD's to transfer my data and reset the raid0. Just going to suck transferring so much date! eeeh! lol :) Thx for help man!