Unexpected Store Exception and Critical Process Died BSODs for 1mth+

It's useful to have results and images posted into the thread.

Without the images or the result generated text files there is no way to verify results.

For the HD Tune the OK are often misleading so if you post the health scan results we can interpret the results.
The chkdsk /x /r txt results would also be useful. And this can be run while you are sleeping.

zbook said:

It's useful to have results and images posted into the thread.

Without the images or the result generated text files there is no way to verify results.

For the HD Tune the OK are often misleading so if you post the health scan results we can interpret the results.
The chkdsk /x /r txt results would also be useful. And this can be run while you are sleeping.

Alright, will do. I'm running chkdsk/r and will later run HD Tune again tomorrow.

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I think Chkdsk failed due to a BSOD midway through..Nontheless I'm getting warnings about faulty harddrive.

hopefully this works, idk how to upload the logs properly

For the above HD Tune result if you move the scroll bar there should be more rows.
Please post so that all rows are in view.

zbook said:

For the above HD Tune result if you move the scroll bar there should be more rows.
Please post so that all rows are in view.

I don't know what you mean to be honest. I don't see any of it and since my laptop crashed earlier I lost my data..unless it saved? Otherwise I'll have to re-run it again.

Is it recommended to just use an old HDD and insert it here? Or is it too much hastle and I should just buy a new one? Do you guys think I should do a clean reset? Will that fix anything? I've already transferred all my files to an external, and another laptop is also currently carrying some data.

From the very beginning of this thread you have been advised that the problem is with the hard drive. You will need to replace it, try the old one but as we do not know what condition it is in it is difficult to say if this is the best route.

philc43 said:

From the very beginning of this thread you have been advised that the problem is with the hard drive. You will need to replace it, try the old one but as we do not know what condition it is in it is difficult to say if this is the best route.

Well shit, I guess I know what to do for sure now. Can I grab any generic ASUS 2.5 inch SATA HDD on the market? I'm a bit confused since I've read some stuff about driver issues and whatnot when inserting a new HDD?

edit: just to note, the warnings are about a faulty hardware, not a HARDRIVE, but I suspect the issue lies with the HDD nonetheless, going by the experts in this topic.

Vita said:

Well shit, I guess I know what to do for sure now. Can I grab any generic ASUS 2.5 inch SATA HDD on the market? I'm a bit confused since I've read some stuff about driver issues and whatnot when inserting a new HDD?

edit: just to note, the warnings are about a faulty hardware, not a HARDRIVE, but I suspect the issue lies with the HDD nonetheless, going by the experts in this topic.

It is not possible to be 100% sure. Faulty hardware does include the hard disk. When you open the case you can check for things like cable connections being loose etc. I found the following guide which might help. The task will require some skill. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Asus+X5...lacement/51969