Got BSOD while watching youtube

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  1. Posts : 212
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       #11

    Arc said:
    Hello Amir. It feels good that you remembered me and asked me to see your another issue :)

    This time it appears to be a Storage related issue, Stop 0xF4.
    Code:
    BugCheck F4, {3, fffffa8007509060, fffffa8007509340, fffff80002b900d0}
    
    ----- ETW minidump data unavailable-----
    Probably caused by : wininit.exe
    
    Followup: MachineOwner
    Make it sure that the Samsung 840 PRO Series SSD is running with the up-to-date firmware. Use Samsung SSD magician to ensure it.

    Scan your 1 TB Hitachi using Hitachi Drive Fitness Tool.

    One entry I am seeing in the raw stack, which makes me think deeply.
    Code:
    fffff880`068b7238  fffff880`010ce220 ataport!IdeDumpData
    Scan the system for possible virus infection with the following programs. Its a must, irrespective of the results.


    Change the SATA Cables. Apply them in different ports on the motherboard.

    Let us know the results.
    hey i did Samsung SSD magician for firmware and it wasnt up to date not it is now im about to scan my 1 tb hard drive
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  2. Posts : 212
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       #12

    Computer0304 said:
    amir it might be that your hard drive may fail soon. this has happened to me while i was using internet explorer on my laptop a few days before my hard drive failed. have you noticed any slowdowns? try checking your smart status by opening cmd, first type wmic and then type diskdrive get status. if you get back a message saying:
    OK
    OK
    the smart test is passed. if not, you should hurry up and backup and get a new hard drive.
    i did that test and i got two okays so i guise my hard drive its not going to die right i got two ok with bunch of toehr stuff in it
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  3. Arc
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       #13

    So the firmware was not up to date? It was my prime suspect.

    Update it right now. Then the rest of the suggestions .... you may keep all them pending for a few days. Observe how the computer is running with the latest SSD firmware.

    If the problems still occur, go for the rest.
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  4. Posts : 212
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       #14

    Arc said:
    So the firmware was not up to date? It was my prime suspect.

    Update it right now. Then the rest of the suggestions .... you may keep all them pending for a few days. Observe how the computer is running with the latest SSD firmware.

    If the problems still occur, go for the rest.
    i got the latest SSD firmware from the software you give it me and im scanning my system with Microsoft Security Essentials is that fine?
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  5. Posts : 212
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       #15

    hey i did sfc-scannow everything was good and also did disk-check and i didnt saw eny error the only file i got was bootsqm.dat do i need to give that file to you?
    Last edited by amir tava; 01 Sep 2013 at 03:26.
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  6. Arc
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       #16

    As the SSD's firmware was not up-to -date, and it is now updated, all the other suggestions become some additional maintenance jobs. Do them if you want. Dont do them if there is no more issue.

    Better you observe the situation for a couple of days now. Then report us back how it is running. If there is no more issues (I expect so), stop troubleshooting at this point.
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  7. Posts : 212
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       #17

    Arc said:
    As the SSD's firmware was not up-to -date, and it is now updated, all the other suggestions become some additional maintenance jobs. Do them if you want. Dont do them if there is no more issue.

    Better you observe the situation for a couple of days now. Then report us back how it is running.
    im doing all other people options me here the thinks i did FC /SCANNOW everything was normal i also did checking your smart status by opening cmd, first type wmic and then type diskdrive get status. and i got two ok you told me to download Samsung SSD magician and i did that too and when i did that my firmware wanst up to date and updated with that software you give it to me all i need to do is now scan my 1 TB Hitachi with Hitachi Drive Fitness Tool. but when i click this not sure which one to download
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  8. Posts : 212
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       #18

    so @ARC do you think i got Bluescreen because my firmware SSD wanst up dated
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  9. Arc
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       #19

    Click on "Download WinDFT" from this page: Downloads | HGST Storage

    You may do all the suggestions ... but some of those are not anyhow related to your issue. The outdated SSD firmware is enough to cause a stop 0xF4; and is is the prime cause. As now it is updated, wait and observe how it is working.

    Will check you thread after two days at least. If anyhow I am needed within this time (I hope I will not be), call me to have a look.
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  10. Posts : 212
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       #20

    Arc said:
    Click on "Download WinDFT" from this page: Downloads | HGST Storage

    You may do all the suggestions ... but some of those are not anyhow related to your issue. The outdated SSD firmware is enough to cause a stop 0xF4; and is is the prime cause. As now it is updated, wait and observe how it is working.

    Will check you thread after two days at least. If anyhow I am needed within this time (I hope I will not be), call me to have a look.
    hi kk im sorry but why do i need the WinDFT for?
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