BSOD on start up only

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  1. wayno75
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    So just to make sure, besides the chkdsk is there a program that does a good diagnostic on the HDD in raid? I really want to get rid of this problem and if it is just some HDD's then they are fairly cheap I will go get more and take these ones back for replacement.

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  3. torrentg
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       New #12

    Yes, but run that command I said for each partition. That may stop the bsod.

    You can use HDTune.
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