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Unfortunately there's no new dumps files within the folder.
My ongoing Windows 7 freeze part 3
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I havent ran any no since i moved to the other hard drive
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New #34
It may be a bad hard-drive or SATA port.
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New #35
Hmm odd this isnt the first time it was related closely to the motherboard.
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New #36
I may have to replace the motherboard then it crashed twice today when downoading, so it must be a bad SATA port then..
But this Mobo came back from RMA ok which no problems were detected, im picking at sticks here but could a bad Mobo be the source of these crashes?Last edited by Hisophonic; 20 Aug 2013 at 16:34.
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New #37
Have you connected a different hard-drive on the suspect SATA port?
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New #38
I have not tried that but I will do
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New #39
Okay good, it will provide a bit of confirmation :)
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I have 2 SATA 6 ports which the primary HDD was in the one closest to the edge, today i placed the primary HDD to another port which is left of the secondary HDD.
So far i would usually hear an audio distort when installing something but i didn't hear it today, im performing a mass install to lure the noise out.
Update:
Had somewhat of a tiny freeze but i had music playing in the background which it was still playing so it didn't really freeze just had to wait a few seconds for it to come back.
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