BSOD ntoskrnl.exe-7f1c0 while idling

[carwiz]

One other question. Is your system drive (Windows Install) an image from another PC?

All those "Aktiv" partitions and un-necessary drivers leads me to believe it is.

 

[natteulven33dk]

New screenshots

Yup sorry i live in denmark hehe and is a habit to install in danish when i can

i have uploaded Screenshots of the drivers .

and i should have installed what the CD has to offer except some utilities etc.

and it is NOT a image it is a fresh install , and dunno why it says microsoft drivers that are so old

and it is my frst build ever, so dont have much idea on how to setup things.. and my DVD driver should not be in a fast SATA slot but is put into one of the 3 GB slots.

I have no Raid cards installed either,

i have only been testing when promted here on this forum, considered trying to install on normal HDD but havent got to that yet.

 

[carwiz]

Ok, those pictures cleared up my confusion. And it does look like the Intel drivers are installed now. That didn't match what was in your uploads before. The iastor.sys driver wasn't showing up in the dumps or your driver list.

I looked at the board docs and I think I have that part figured out. The Amedia controller is for the eSATA ports 7 & 8. Ports 1-6 are on the Intel controller. If you would, I'd like you to try the setup shown in the picture below. This setup puts the SSD on Port-1 (channel-0). The DVD and HDD really don't matter about the sequence but leave the HDD disconnected for the time being. Leave the DVD connected in case a repair is needed. Be sure to power down completely and un-plug the power cable before moving/removing cables inside. I just need to convince myself that the I/O errors aren't because the pagefile may have been spread to the HDD.

Hey, I have enough trouble with English myself. Dansk just puts another level of confusion in my head.

Forgot to mention: All cables are on the LOWER SATA ports.

 

[natteulven33dk]

i will do it in the morning its dark and i like doing this in daylight instead of normal electric light :S and i can see i only need to remove my dvd and put it where you want my hdd and SSD actually already is in your suggested ports hehe

and then again give me 10 mins hehe

 

[natteulven33dk]

ok now only my SSD and my DVD is hooked up...

what ya need me to do

 

[carwiz]

Just boot and try to run. We'll see if the same I/O crash occurs.

 

[natteulven33dk]

aww man .. then i cannot play games with only ssd online hehe

and btw im still running with veriryer on!

 

[carwiz]

Also get a new snip of the Disk Manager. Disk 0 should be the C: drive.

 

[natteulven33dk]

hey again a screen of DM

Yup what the title says
and yeah it is at 0!

 

[carwiz]

That's looking good. I'll be on-line for a few more minutes then later. Big game tonight so I may only be browsing.

Go Spurs Go!

 

[natteulven33dk]

spurs ... uuhh that must be hmmm what is it San Antonio spurs ? or ? damn would be easier if i had you on some messenger or skype etc hehe

 

[carwiz]

That's looking good.

Ops, no it's not. You still have the System Reserved marked as Active. Only the System partition should be active on the C: drive.

 

[carwiz]

Yeah, I'm actually about 25 miles SW of San Antonio out "in the sticks" as they call it. Fresh air, quite and the nearest neighbor is about a kilometer away.

 

[natteulven33dk]

Like this !?

New screenshot

 

[natteulven33dk]

you have plenty of room hehe for a NBA fan and a computer guru

 

[carwiz]

That looks better.

 

[natteulven33dk]

cool

feel actually like it runs smoothly now... but dunno what will happend when i connect my HDD !?

 

[carwiz]

I'd go through a couple of boots before connecting the HDD. Might even run a benchmark on the HDD later to give it workout. If everything seem good, it may have been as simple as a loose or dirty connection. Do you have another SATA cable to try if it crashes again?

 

[natteulven33dk]

now it only says there is no boot manager :S

 

[carwiz]

Was this with the HDD disconnected and a re-boot? If so, I believe this is caused by the MBR being assigned to the HDD during Windows install. I had a similar problem. I think the Startup Repair will fix this but I just did a Clean Install with the HDD disconnected. I'll need to see if one of our "install pros" can lend a hand here but they may not respond until tomorrow.