Reoccurring BSOD's (0xD1 & 0x7E)

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  1. danielgilyad
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    How do I do that BIOS controller thing? Sorry i am very bad with this kind of stuff..
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  3. danielgilyad
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    Hey, how do I boot into BIOS and change the controller? can you give me instructions on how to do so? Sorry I am terrible with this sort of stuff!
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  4. Arc
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    Your manual is here ... get it, check the chapter "Setup Utility (BIOS) and System Diagnostics.

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  6. danielgilyad
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    In the BIOS menu I couldnt find anything to change the controllers, but I did disable the intel rapid start technology. Now what?
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  7. Arc
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    danielgilyad said:
    In the BIOS menu I couldnt find anything to change the controllers, but I did disable the intel rapid start technology. Now what?
    Was there anything about SATA modes?

    Actually every BIOS has a different setup, so it becomes difficult to instruct.

    Anyway, at this point of time you may go for the clean reinstall.
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  8. danielgilyad
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    Nah, there was nothing. The things I could change were very limited. I will do that full reinstall now.
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  10. Arc
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    danielgilyad said:
    Nah, there was nothing. The things I could change were very limited. I will do that full reinstall now.
    Do what stated in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.
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