BSOD after switching sata port

[AlexRD]

Hi,

Today i switched from Marvell 6G Port to Intel's 6G port, but then i got a BSOD.
Can anyone tell me what's it about?

Thanks,
Alex

 

[VistaKing]

Hi AlexRD

do you have the intel Sata drivers ? You might want to plug the SATA cable back to the Marvell connector then enable the intel driver .

Does your BIOS say AHCI as the configuration ?

Open up regedit . Click on rb: type REGEDIT then press ENTER click on yes if you get an UAC window .

Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\msachi

In the right side check if Start is 0 if its a 3 . Right click on Start click modify and enter 0 in place of the 3. Restart the computer in BIOS have the SATA configuration be AHCI . See if this helps .

 

[AlexRD]

Hi AlexRD

do you have the intel Sata drivers ? You might want to plug the SATA cable back to the Marvell connector then enable the intel driver .

Does your BIOS say AHCI as the configuration ?

Yes, i have the intel sata drivers. I installed them as soon as i plugged into the intel sata. And yes, it's configured for AHCI.

 

[VistaKing]

What about the registry?

Have you tried disabling the Marvell ports in the bios ?

 

[AlexRD]

What about the registry?

It was at 0 already

 

[VistaKing]

If you place it back to the Marvell Sata port does it get a blue screen ( I apologize if the question is stupid )


Added : Its been four weeks having the same BSOD that you posted on another thread and nothing worked . Why don't you format and reinstall Windows on the Intel port ?

 

[AlexRD]

If you place it back to the Marvell Sata port does it get a blue screen ( I apologize if the question is stupid )


Added : Its been four weeks having the same BSOD that you posted on another thread and nothing worked . Why don't you format and reinstall Windows on the Intel port ?

It's the same BSOD?
I didn't know that, i thought it was a different one.

Honestly i think it's when i run two cleaners are the same time, like ccleaner and advanced system care, then the BSOD happens. It doesn't happen unless ASC is involved.

 

[VistaKing]

Did you test your RAM ?

:ar: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html

Added : I'd personally remove the Advance SystemCare from Iobit using RevoUninstaller


Download



How to Remove Advance SystemCare

1) Double click the Advance SystemCare inside RevoUninstaller
2) Click on Yes you're sure you want to delete the program
3) In Select Uninstall Mode choose Advanced and click Next
4) Click on Uninstall for the built-in uninstaller for Advanced SystemCare and let it Uninstall. Close the Uninstaller(ASC built-in) once it's done.
5)Back in the RevoUninstaller click on Next let it search for left over files . If it finds any left over files in the registry click on Select All and click Delete once its done deleting click on Next . If it finds any files in C:\ drive click on Select All then click on Delete let it delete the files and click next .
6) You should get a message saying that you successfully uninstalled the program. Close RevoUinstaller and restart the PC .