System Specs Updated
Not sure what you mean about the hard drives, they are connected to the motherboard as well as each other?
Previously on Windows 7 i had windows installed on the SSD but through SymLinks i had most of the files actually on the larger hard drive, other than the windows folder itself, such as Program Files, Users, and Program Files(x86)
New log uploaded.
With hard drive setup I mean RAID, AHCI or IDE.
How your hard drives are connected to each other.
Please disable driver verifier
- Open an admin command prompt
- Enter "verifier/reset" (without quotes)
Everything in my BIOS points to IDE
And my bad, the hard drives aren't connected; it was simply the PSU cable. (d'oh)
Verifier reset.
Sorry bud, BSOD. =[
Was just playing a game and it crashed hard. The display even got all pixelated during the BSOD screen.
The struggle is real.
Evening axe0,
I ran it in safe mode, couple weird things happened.
When I used the Error Check from the Tool tab in the drive properties, it instantly said there was errors, but it didn't even scan. And when I clicked show details there was no record of the scan in the event logs..
But when I use the chkdsk command in CMD it scans normally, but comes up with no errors on any of my drives..
Any ideas?
The chkdsk feature, this part is the UI, is a part of the system.
You won't see it in the Application event logs, check the logs for the system.
Ended up wiping my hard drives and reverting to Windows 7 for now :/...Working fine now but thank you for all your efforts man...had a new BSOD while i was doing some more scans and just gave up.
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