Computer Freezes Without BSOD, Event ID 129

I have a problem with my new install of windows 7 where i guess it thinks that I should have raid. I keep getting this error:Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued. It causes my games and computer to freeze. It is completely random and the amount of time it is frozen is random. I have 2 hard drives in my computer. But they are not set up as raid. One is OS and the other is a backup with files. I have checked the bios and flashed it to the latest version. I cant seem to get it to stop any help would be nice.

I have attached the event viewer error i think is causing it. The application and system logs from event viewer.

System Info:
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=55375A86B6A89742!337&authkey=!APO7LTd5MDu2ax8&ithint=file%2ctxt

System Logs:
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=55375A86B6A89742!338&authkey=!ADj4f8o0chgcwfc&ithint=file%2cevtx

Application Logs:
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=55375A86B6A89742!336&authkey=!AOFfbgo8ZeBBjfU&ithint=file%2cevtx

I also attached a report from Speccy while playing the game it usually crashes on.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=55375A86B6A89742!339&authkey=!AIHJ7Fw_KNvkGiQ&ithint=file%2ctxt

Hey, you can check the last 2 posts in Vista warning: Reset to device \Device\RaidPort0 was issued

You might have SATA mode set to RAID in BIOS, and not necessarily have a RAID setup. It would still load RAID drivers in that case. If that is the case, read AHCI : Enable in Windows 7 / Vista before you change BIOS to AHCI please.

Another thing that comes up with a search is that it might be your AV setup incorrectly.

Ok i will look into that. I checked bios and it said raid is disabled. And under that ATA/ATPI Devices in device manager its does not show raid drivers

Is the System Specs in your profile correct?

Just noticed something, in your screenshot the problem is from nvstor64 - (according to Google ) which is part of NVIDIA NForce SATA Driver. Your motherboard in specs is AMD southbridge, did you somehow manage to install a wrong driver? Also your speccy info is Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. M68MT-S2 (Socket M2) so I guess this is another PC?

Create a system restore point, and make a backup of OS if you have a backup software. You can use free Macrium Reflect (Imaging with free Macrium).

Go through this AHCI : Enable in Windows 7 / Vista

After enabling msahci by changing its value to 0
At step 5 - Instead disable nvstor64 by changing its value to 3. It may be listed as nvstor if nvstor64 does not exist in registry.

After restart open AS-SSD benchmark (Download AS SSD Benchmark - MajorGeeks) and take a screenshot and post here please, no need to run benchmark.

The specs are correct on my profile now.

Also should i disable nvstor and nvstor64?

I guess speccy info is wrong then? Never used it before so not sure if it might report a wrong mainboard.

From speccy:
Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. M68MT-S2 (Socket M2) -> NVIDIA chipset
the one in your specs: AMD Chipset

Am I missing something?

nvstor64 -> NVidia SATA raid drivers

Also the devices show up as SCSI when RAID is selected in BIOS, at least that is my experience.

Can you please take a photo of Integrated Peripherals in BIOS and post? Also download AS SSD from my earlier post and put its screenshot as well. (No need to start the benchmark - it will tell in upper left corner which driver is used)

speccy is right i had never changed it from before

Alright :)

Lets take it one step at a time:

First please go into BIOS and take a photo of Integrated Peripherals
And then download and run AS SSD, take a screenshot of that as well

Post here

i disabled ncstor64 like you said and it caused my computer not to boot.

I attached them