Noel, are you referring to the identification of the drive? cjcarroll, the name you are giving is the exact name of the drive you list in your system specs. I suspect you were looking at that drive, if I understand what you are saying.
I uninstalled and hid it and scanned the computer again. it shows no integrity violations. I have not used it since then so I am not sure if it still crashes or not. I will let you know within a couple hours.
Thank you for the help!
didnt crash all night! hopefully it stays this way! thanks for all the help. :)
My computer keeps freezing 10 seconds after startup. I guess I spoke too soon yesterday! I hope we can fix this problem now.
I was looking at your Samsung test. Which Motherboard port is it connected to? It should be connected to port 0 or 1. Those are the ports controlled by the chipset. If it is connected to an ASMedia port, it could cause the problem.
Also, check and make sure that same update didn't install again.
I don't know which port is which I'm assuming 0 and 1 and the first and second ports on the top. If so then my Samsung is in port 0. And I can't check the installations because it freezes so fast
If I format both of my drives and redownload Windows 7 with my windows CD. Would it run again? I don't have anything special on this computer so it wouldn't bother me any.
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