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I took out the disk drive and put the original cord back in and it gave me an f4 a few hours later.
BSOD f4 03 and 7a; seems random
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New #13
I believe there are only 2 ports on my motherboard. They are right next to each other and when I switched out the cord for the disk drive I just change which one the cord was connected to. It has been connected to both, the only thing I haven't tried would be to put cord 1 in cord 2 port and cord 2 into cord 1 port.
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New #14
The errors you are seeing can 99.9% of the time be attributable to:
- Faulty hard disk
- Faulty SATA cables between disk and motherboard
- Faulty power cables between disk and PSU
- Faulty SATA ports on the motherboard
Since the hard disk passes all tests, you must go through every combination of cable/port to see where the error lies.
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New #15
I have tried all my cords on all of my ports and non worked.
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New #16
I have switched out all of the cords that I have to all of the drives and I am still getting bsods. do I need a new hdd? also are the servers being rolled back?
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New #17
Before abandoning the disc, better you go for a full format and clean reinstall.
Sometimes some file system errors also cause those BSODs, a formatting will take care of that.
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New #18
It crashed after the install. I didnt have all the drivers in though. Should i get a new hard drive?
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New #20
This might or might not have the bsod report. I formatted twice because i thought i messed something up, so I'm not sure if it was the first or second time that it crashed. I will upload again once i get another bsod if you haven't responded yet. Could you link a driver finder or driver detector.Last edited by dellecot; 03 Feb 2015 at 22:55. Reason: wanted to add something but didn't need to add another comment
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