Random BSOD - possibly related to SSD


  1. wallsy
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    Random BSOD - possibly related to SSD


    Hi,

    I'm receiving a random BSOD in Windows 7. It has occurred twice this morning already. I believe it may be related to the SSD (OCZ Vertex 2) because on one occasion the SSD was not detected upon the first reboot, but it was detected on the second reboot.

    I have attached the contents of my minidump folder - but please note it is only the last 2 that are relevant to my current problem. (Any insight on the others is welcome though :))

    I have a relatively fresh Windows 7 Ultimate x64 installation (4 months).

    Thank-you.
    Dan.
    Last edited by wallsy; 03 Jan 2011 at 21:56.
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