BSOD after installing new PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD cloned from old Gen 3 SSD


  1. nfshp253
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    Windows 10 64-bit
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    BSOD after installing new PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD cloned from old Gen 3 SSD


    Hi, I've been getting random BSODs during boot on my PC, which isn't terrible because I can get around it by restarting, and it'll usually boot into Windows fine, sometimes after another similar BSOD. However, it'll still be great to solve this issue. This seem to have happened since I installed a new PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD, which I cloned from a previous PCIe Gen 3.0 SSD, the latter of which I then formatted and am using just as a storage drive. My OS version is 19043.1083.

    I've tried using WinDbg to understand the cause of the issue but it doesn't pinpoint a driver error or any specific cause other than a generation Access Violation error. I see a lot of NTFS lines which leads me to believe it's something to do with storage. I've tested the RAM too with both TM5 and RAM Test 1.1.0.0 and both are stable after 6 hours or so of testing. The V2 logs are here: HOME-(2021-07-08_15-27-05).zip - Google Drive

    Thanks!
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  3. MrPepka
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    Looks like some weird disk problem (or maybe it's a BIOS bug not patched by the manufacturer?). Check the disk's S.M.A.R.T in CrystalDiskInfo - How to See If Your Hard Drive Is Dying with S.M.A.R.T.
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  4. nfshp253
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    I've checked all 4 disks I have connected (3 SSDs and 1 HDD) through cmd and CrystalDiskInfo and all seem OK.

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    I read some advice from a Google search to verify and fix NTFS errors using Linux. On trying sudo ntfsfix on the new SSD, I got a few "NTFS signature is missing" errors. Is this something that's relevant?
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