A stop 0xF4 is storage related. It may be the driver ... the storage controller driver, but you use the generic storage controller, which does not fail in this way.
Do you use any Backup programs like Acronis or Paragon etc? They also often cause it.
Not sure if I use any of that. How would I check?
Here it is.
There is not any program to monitoring the HDDs etc. So better you get the earlier suggestions done by somebody you know able to do it, and let us know the results.
Sounds good. Will get right onto this. Thanks.
I'm really not sure when I'll be able to get this properly looked at. Would a re-install of Windows 7 fix this issue at all, or not really?
How do I do this? I'm not sure if it's ARam, how do I check?
As I said above, I'm really not sure when I'll be able to get someone in to look at the computer. Over the past day or so I've been getting quite a lot of blue screens. It's impossible for me to open up the PC by myself. Is there anything else, like the above, that we can do before me having to get someone in to look at it?
Last edited by ThatCreeper; 07 Jul 2013 at 17:28.
You dont know the brand of your SSD?
Post a screenshot of the SSD using CrystalDiskInfo - Software - Crystal Dew World ... it will give some info about it.
Correct. I didn't build this computer. :)
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