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Do you need the partition/drive Disco?
Sorry, dont understand. what disco are you talk about ?
From your chkdsk log
Do you need this partition/drive?Code:Chkdsk was executed in read/write mode. Checking file system on G: The type of the file system is NTFS. Volume label is Disco (500Gb). Write failure with status 0xc0000015 at offset 0x7471060200 for 0x200 bytes.
Ho, yes i get it.
Yes , what i have in disk G: is very important. i Need it.
Why you ask that,Should i buy another and make copy?
Have another BSOD with >critical process died>.
The same write failure was present again in the log, the error means NT_STATUS_NONEXISTENT_SECTOR what I believe simply means bad sector(s).
I would like you to try something.
Shrink the G: partition a little (size does not matter), I believe the bad sector(s) is/are at the end of the partition.
Format the new partition, run chkdsk with parameter /r on it and upload the chkdsk log.
When posting new BSODs, run the DM Log Collector, a text file means nothing to us in most cases.
By the way, what ntoskrnl.exe driver is ?
why it show so many time ?
there it is the log
Im running the same command chkdsk /r, in drive G 'Disco' so you can see.
Thank you!
Ntoskrnl.exe is a file from the Windows Kernel. Windows files are blamed by default when there is nothing else to be blamed in the stack. This is a reason why analysts are necessary, to find the root cause as Windows files are never the real cause.
That looks like a clean log :)
Please format the partition again, add it to the G: partition and run chkdsk with parameter /r again on it.
there is the log of drive G, that i did last night.
I will do what you say now, format and add J: to G:
Last edited by rstudio; 24 Jul 2016 at 04:02.
here is the log of drive G ,after add J: to G:
It look clean too..