freezing( locks up) every few hours, Event ID 41

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  1. gagnon0vincent
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    I am doing to do a reinstall on one of my hdd to see what happens.
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  3. gagnon0vincent
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    After some testing it seems stable on the hdd ( I only have the graphic card and LAN drivers install).Now I will do the same thing on my ssd again and see what happens.
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  4. koolkat77
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    Thanks for the update.
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  6. gagnon0vincent
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    The computer is stable when prime 95 is on or just open doing nothing but when you start using it, it freezes(both hdd and ssd).
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  7. gagnon0vincent
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    I know I should of said this earlier but my computer is a hackintosh so my computer is using ahci. But I still install windows on a MBR drive.
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  8. koolkat77
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    Reseat RAM Modules, your video card and SATA cables.
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  10. gagnon0vincent
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    I have this A0 on the motherboard debug LED (IDE initialization).This that causing the problem?
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  11. Britton30
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    gagnon0vincent said:
    I have this A0 on the motherboard debug LED (IDE initialization).This that causing the problem?
    what does your board manual say A0 means?
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  12. gagnon0vincent
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    IDE initialization is started
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  13. Britton30
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    gagnon0vincent said:
    IDE initialization is started
    that is normal...unless the machine hangs at that point. Try resetting your BIOS to default.
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