BSOD problem

zungul said:

I didn't install new Windows yet. I really will prefer to heal this one which I have already.

That is possible if you can update the JMicron SATA driver.

Windows boots with the only storage controller mode with which it was installed natively. And so if any surgery can put JMicron away, it might do the scenario worst.

The best option is a clean install; and it will discriminate between a hardware issue and a software issue.

zungul said:

Hi,

What about if I will uninstall Windows Updates (in Save Mode) and after this I will use disk with newer version of Windows to update Windows

Why not? You may try it :)

zungul said:

Is there anyway to put (install) JMicron SATA driver in Windows manually?
Maybe this question is stupid but it doesn't hurt to ask.
Thz in advance for any help.

Is not it what you reported in post 9? Did not you try to install the driver?

zungul said:

P.S.
I really don't want to loose my old Windows !!!

If you want, no data will be lost. You can back them all up; even if you cannot boot into windows.
And, IMHO it would be much easier to install windows and other programs to try to fix it from the present state, provided there is no hardware error.

Same Old JMicron. New info about old problem.

Cannot you disable RAID and go for a clean install to give it a permanent stability?

It is easy to say, to start everything from the beginning and make a clean install, but I really spent a time to set up the computer in a way that will work for me. In the end, I got it, but after some time this problem appeared.
I'm still trying, because it is very important for me to save this setting and do not loose anything what I have in my computer (applications, configuration .....)

What is the use of this computer?
Actually I want to know why the configuration etc are that much important to keep intact?

zungul said:

What kind of strange question is this?
You think that every time when something is wrong reinstall System is just only solution. For what purpose is this Forum if we can just do clean install and start everything from zero?

The purpose of the forum is to help mutually. One will suggest, the other will apply the suggestion. My suggestion of 6th February:

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Your reply on 8th February:

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Your situation on 15th June:

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If you have really followed the suggestion given on 6th February, the timestamp of the driver would have changed . The download says....

Code:

;Copyright (C) JMicron Technology Corp.

[Version]
Signature="$Windows NT$"
Provider=%JMICRON%
ClassGUID={4D36E97B-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Class=SCSIAdapter
DriverVer=09/17/2012, 1.17.65.11
CatalogFile=jraid.cat

Seeing it I thought you cannot install a driver. Nothing of shame in it. Many a people cannot follow instructions. Everybody is not equally computer savvy. So I thought a clean reinstall as suggested in post #10 would be good for you; as it makes the installation driver complete by itself. Your effort will not be needed.

But unfortunately you reacted.