BSOD problem

If this isn't causing you any problems then I'd leave it. I'll tell you why.

The risk in having a partition preceding C in Disk Mgmt is only if it is Primary. If so it can derail the System boot files onto itself during a Reinstall or Repair. This is why we have all other drives unplugged during reinstall and repair but many don't do this and then we find later they have the System flag on a preceding partition on another HD which is undesireable.

You have no such risk so if performance is now fine you can leave it as it is. Of course you'd want to research which port is fastest if an SSD is involved or added.

Finally, I notice you were advised to reinstall. If you have any less than instant performance with never any hangs (our standard) then I would look over the steps involved to do a perfect Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 which compiles everything that's worked best in tens of thousands of installs we've helped with here since beta and works equally well for retail installs. Even if you don't reinstall, the tools, optimizations and methods given will likely improve performance.

No more BSODs. :)
Thanks for this !!!

Thanks gregrocker for your explanation.
For now I don't see any problems. I just don't like if something looks not right because usually in some time later something will start to be wrong.

Hi Arc,

Thanks so much for your help !!!!!!
I think everything is OK now.
I installed "Driver Detective" and it found that my AHCI controller needs update.
After update everything looks right and is working well.
Thanks again for your time !!!

So I link for you the tools, methods and optimizations which have worked best in tens of thousands of installs since Win7 was released - including how drivers are best handled in the first driver-complete OS - and your response is to install a driver program which no one here would ever recommend?

Did you even enable Automatically deliver drivers via Windows Update (Step 3) to Check for Updates to see what driver Win7 wants?

Hello?

Take their advice, do not install any driver 'fixing' programs, they cause a lot of issues.
They install buggy or outdated drivers that cause more problems than what you started with.

Hi,

I did not allow the automatic delivery drivers through Windows Update. I didn't know that I can set the update in this way. Thanks!
This app does not do anything automatically. It turned out that my AHCI driver needs updating. Because my problem was related to AHCI, I thought that the update would solve this problem. Fortunately, that did it.

P.S.
I'm not going to use this program again. I don't like 'fixing' programs, and I know that very often they cause a lot of issues.

Thanks Guys !!!

Well then you'll probably be OK.

But pull in all of your Important and Optional Windows Updates now to be sure you have the drivers and patches that Win7 wants and needs to perform best.