random BSOD, stop code F4 & 7A, and wont create minidump

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  1. Ryuuzuki
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       New #11

    yes the bios show the disk
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  3. Golden
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    Can you reboot with PepperMint5, and open GParted. Please maximise it and see if your hard disk is shown.

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    I'm not sure about SeaTools and Rufus. You could try and see.
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  4. Ryuuzuki
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    only show a disk labeled PEPPERMINT with mount point /cdrom, capacity is 7.22GB , its the usb drive
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  6. Golden
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    Select the Devices menu in GParted and see if it shows it there.
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  7. Ryuuzuki
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    this time, opened GParted then appear :

    Libparted Bug Found!
    Input/Output error during read on /dev/sda

    i clicked ignore and there is unallocated partition & file system, with 465,76GB size.. besides my usb Fdisk
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  8. Golden
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    Ok. Try File Manager again to see whether you can browse that partition - that is your hard disk.
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  10. Ryuuzuki
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    still, no disk in File Manager,
    i double-clicked that disk in GParted, it told about error during read and unrecogdised disk label
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  11. Golden
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    Please provide some screencapture images so I can see what you are seeing.
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  12. Ryuuzuki
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    sorry for the late reply , unable to online yesterday...
    here is the screencaps :



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  13. Ryuuzuki
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    gonna replace the harddisk (under warranty) but im afraid the data =-= any advices sir?
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