BSOD waking up from sleep mode

iopq · 12 Mar 2015

Usually I get this when waking up from sleep mode. I've gotten BSODs randomly as well, not really doing anything.

I've tested my RAM, and torture tested my CPU and GPU and they seem solid.

Any ideas?

koolkat77 · 13 Mar 2015

Run Disk Check on your Hard Drive for file system errors and bad sectors on it.

Hard Drive Diagnostics

Double click and open my computer.
Right click on desired drive and hit properties.
Click on tools tab and Check now.

Read complete instructions on the tutorial: Disk Check

Other Tests:

iopq · 13 Mar 2015

I ran the check on all of the drives and all of the partitions and it said I had no errors. (I even checked for bad sectors)

Crystal Disk only had my HDD, not my SSD as an option:

https://imgur.com/m4ubmbw

I don't think it detected my PCIE SSD

I downloaded SeaTools and did all of the tests on my SeaGate drive, and long generic/short generic on my SSD, all passed
I did this from Windows, though, I didn't boot from the img

I even did the fix long on my HD and that passed too

Arc · 14 Mar 2015

iopq said:

I ran the check on all of the drives and all of the partitions and it said I had no errors. (I even checked for bad sectors)

Crystal Disk only had my HDD, not my SSD as an option:

https://imgur.com/m4ubmbw

I don't think it detected my PCIE SSD

I downloaded SeaTools and did all of the tests on my SeaGate drive, and long generic/short generic on my SSD, all passed
I did this from Windows, though, I didn't boot from the img

I even did the fix long on my HD and that passed too

Make it sure that the SSD is having the latest firmware. Download OCZ Drivers

Also re-seat it physically.

See if it does any change there.

iopq · 14 Mar 2015

Arc said:

iopq said:

I ran the check on all of the drives and all of the partitions and it said I had no errors. (I even checked for bad sectors)

Crystal Disk only had my HDD, not my SSD as an option:

https://imgur.com/m4ubmbw

I don't think it detected my PCIE SSD

I downloaded SeaTools and did all of the tests on my SeaGate drive, and long generic/short generic on my SSD, all passed
I did this from Windows, though, I didn't boot from the img

I even did the fix long on my HD and that passed too

Make it sure that the SSD is having the latest firmware. Download OCZ Drivers

Also re-seat it physically.

See if it does any change there.

they haven't updated their revo x2 drivers since 2010, so I have the latest version

Arc · 15 Mar 2015

In that situation we will have to concentrate on the RAID setup. Silicon Image SiI 3124 SoftRaid 5 Controller. Apparently RAID is not a must for you, as your storage say.

You need to disable RAID as a test, but that will require a clean reinstall after disabling RAID in the BIOS.

iopq · 15 Mar 2015

Arc said:

In that situation we will have to concentrate on the RAID setup. Silicon Image SiI 3124 SoftRaid 5 Controller. Apparently RAID is not a must for you, as your storage say.

You need to disable RAID as a test, but that will require a clean reinstall after disabling RAID in the BIOS.

it's just one physical SSD, Revodrive x2, not an actual RAID

Arc · 15 Mar 2015

But it shows that the RAID is set as the storage controller.

iopq · 15 Mar 2015

Arc said:

But it shows that the RAID is set as the storage controller.

That's how a PCIe SSD works, it's a RAID of SSDs internally to give 480GB storage: AnandTech | OCZ RevoDrive 3 X2 (480GB) Preview: 200K IOPS & 1.5GB/s for $1699?

Arc · 17 Mar 2015

Then I really dont know what more can be done with your issue. Better you contract OCZ.