Bsod 1d jraid.sys

When booting the computer, I sometimes get BSODs whenever windows is starting.
It happened two times since it started.
Like the title says, the code of the Stop Error is 1D and it gives JRAID.SYS as its cause.
The minidumps are included in the attachment.

Thanks in advance for any help given.

DarkLordRoy said:

When booting the computer, I sometimes get BSODs whenever windows is starting.
It happened two times since it started.
Like the title says, the code of the Stop Error is 1D and it gives JRAID.SYS as its cause.
The minidumps are included in the attachment.

Thanks in advance for any help given.

Jraid it is. You raid driver needs to be re-installed with the newest available.

Thanks for the answer.
But how do i do this? Google is not helping me.
Most sites tell me I must put a windows installation CD in my computer, while my windows installation came from the machine itself.

DarkLordRoy said:

Thanks for the answer.
But how do i do this? Google is not helping me.
Most sites tell me I must put a windows installation CD in my computer, while my windows installation came from the machine itself.

Find out what raid controller you have. go to the mfr site. download the correct driver, and install it.

I have found the controller connected to JRAID.SYS.
Its called jmicron jmb36x. The site of the manufacturer is very vague. When i press the download button, I get into the site's ftp index.
So is this the right driver for it?: JMicron JMB36x - WikiDrivers - Wiki-style resource and guide for device drivers
And do I just have to run the setup without any preparation?
I just want to be certain before I damage my computer irreversibly.

DarkLordRoy said:

I have found the controller connected to JRAID.SYS.
Its called jmicron jmb36x. The site of the manufacturer is very vague. When i press the download button, I get into the site's ftp index.
So is this the right driver for it?: JMicron JMB36x - WikiDrivers - Wiki-style resource and guide for device drivers
And do I just have to run the setup without any preparation?
I just want to be certain before I damage my computer irreversibly.

You can verify it by right clicking the controller (in device manager)>properties>details>use the pull down to get the pci_ven id and compare it with those on the siki page.

Were it me I would try and get it from the mfr.