Event viwer error 11 atapi


  1. markshim
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    Event viwer error 11 atapi


    hi guys,

    sorry if this is the wrong place to post this.
    i noticed today that my monitor would not come out of power save mode so i had to reset my pc. i looked in event viwer and saw that there are lots of event id 11 going back to the 26/9 . also my internet is taking along time to load pages thismorning aswell i don`t know if this is the same thing.

    what does this mean and how can i fix it please?

    so far i have tested my hard drive and its passed i have now unplugged my lg disk drive to see if i still get the errors, am i doing the right things? i am not that computer savy
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  3. markshim
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    i have had another look in event viewer and just noticed where im getting all the event 11 error im also getting event 11 errors saying disk harddisk1/dr1. looking at my c drive it says that its in location 1. so does that mean its my harddrive. its passed the tests i ran tho?
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  4. markshim
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    Can anyone help with this please ?
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  6. Laurus12
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    Hello again Mark,

    I posted this in your other thread also, but since this is a pretty annoying issue which affects performance I an posting it here also so people can find a solution more easy.

    If you have an Intel chipset I solved my ATAPI errors promblem by installing the SATA AHCI drivers included in the Intel ""RST and AHCI Driver and GUI" driver package. It can be found by a search here: Intel Download Center . The SATA AHCI driver is located in the \Drivers\f6flpy-x64 or \f6flpy-x86 folders . Use device manager to update. After updating restart computer. When restarted Windows will reinstall drivers for the harddrive(s). Another restart is required.

    I have not had an error since I installed the new driver about two weeks ago and my computer is working smoother than ever.

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