To be honest, I've never updated SSD firmware, I'll do it immediately.
Oh, and it seems, that bluescreen appears when my computer is doing something big, playing games or installing something, because after the tests I've tried to install game, and play one, when BS appeared.
EDIT:
I've downloaded Transcend Scope and it says, that my FW is latest
I just realized that the uploaded zip file is the exact same as your other thread, this means that we're currently going in circles with old data.
Please run the DM Log Collector again and upload a new zip file.
I have NO idea how could this happen, because I ran DM Collector yesterday, It seems that somehow I uploaded old .zip file that I deleted months ago! But never mind, here's the right file, and sorry for inconvenience.
EDIT again:
...aaand it seems that .dmp files of most bluescreens that happened yesterday got deleted after using DM collector, and in .zip file there are only last 2 .dmp files
This looks better :)
However the crashes are 0x7A and 0xF4, both relate to hard drive failure, also this time.Code:Poprawki: Zainstalowane poprawki: 259
I won't post any code as I usually would, because the 0x7A clearly points to the hard drive, but as you have done a few clean installations on both hard drives and have scanned them, we need to check the cables that connects the hard drives to the motherboard.
Thus what you need to try is to replace the cable(s) that connect the hard drive with another one which guaranteed works.
IF the system still crashes with the replaced cable(s), then we are looking at a bad motherboard connections, speaking of which it is smart to check the connection of the motherboard when you replace the cable, preferred is to make a clear photo of it and post this photo.
Last edited by axe0; 02 Apr 2016 at 14:27.
So I swapped my SSD cable with HDD one and it seems that bluescreens are gone, but I'm not sure yet if the problem is fixed.
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