BSOD at random intervals . . .

I found the problem was my hard drives. They were set into a RAID1 configuration, and one died and then the other one died. Soon after they were seen as "offline," so I put in a new 1500 Gbyte harddrive.

Becca said:

I found the problem was my hard drives. They were set into a RAID1 configuration, and one died and then the other one died. Soon after they were seen as "offline," so I put in a new 1500 Gbyte harddrive.

So Now? Is it still happening, or is it solved?



Ken

zigzag3143 said:

Becca said:

I found the problem was my hard drives. They were set into a RAID1 configuration, and one died and then the other one died. Soon after they were seen as "offline," so I put in a new 1500 Gbyte harddrive.

So Now? Is it still happening, or is it solved?



Ken

I had to change my OS. The mix of 32x programs and my harddrives failing just made it so it restarted every 15 minutes.

Becca said:

zigzag3143 said:

Becca said:

I found the problem was my hard drives. They were set into a RAID1 configuration, and one died and then the other one died. Soon after they were seen as "offline," so I put in a new 1500 Gbyte harddrive.

So Now? Is it still happening, or is it solved?



Ken

I had to change my OS. The mix of 32x programs and my harddrives failing just made it so it restarted every 15 minutes.

Actually, I had another BSOD after posting that message, and then my keyboard quit working.

I removed the usb extender, and the keyboard worked.

I turned my computer back on, and then the onboard ethernet couldn't be recognized, so I had to put in a nic card.

I think the problem all along was the GIGABYTE GA-EP45T-UD3LR Motherboard was faulty in some areas.