Occasional Disk read errors


  1. willsk
    Posts : 35
    Windows 7 64 bit
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    Occasional Disk read errors


    Hey guys, been getting this issue every now and then

    I will start up my PC (Cold boot) and will sometimes get "Disk read error press ctrl alt delete to try again" and then i'll do that and the pc will load fine.

    Like i said this doesn't always happen, maybe once or twice a week though so what are your thoughts?

    My boot drive is a corsair force 3 SSD
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  3. gregrocker
    Posts : 50,642
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    Run a full Disk Check.

    Run SSD diagnostics.

    Check cables.
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