Alaza
02-15-2004, 06:37 AM
Hey...
I'm running a SATA RAID 0 configuration - 2x Seagate 120GB. The issue started, when I was playing Counter-Strike. My computer frozed, and now, some days later, I can't even format my partitions anymore.
If I boot on a Windows 2000/XP cd, and I've loaded the newest SATA drivers, and the rest of the temporary Windows drivers has been loaded, I get a blue screen telling me this:
ntfs.sys - address f817a882 base at f1845000, datestamp 3b7dc5d0
I've tried my harddrives in another machine, with the same problem, and right now I'm running with a third Seagate 120GB SATA disk on my computer - without any problems.
A BIOS update doesn't solve the problem.
How do I fix this issue - and most important of all.. can I get to my data, so I can rescue as much as possible ?
I'm running a SATA RAID 0 configuration - 2x Seagate 120GB. The issue started, when I was playing Counter-Strike. My computer frozed, and now, some days later, I can't even format my partitions anymore.
If I boot on a Windows 2000/XP cd, and I've loaded the newest SATA drivers, and the rest of the temporary Windows drivers has been loaded, I get a blue screen telling me this:
ntfs.sys - address f817a882 base at f1845000, datestamp 3b7dc5d0
I've tried my harddrives in another machine, with the same problem, and right now I'm running with a third Seagate 120GB SATA disk on my computer - without any problems.
A BIOS update doesn't solve the problem.
How do I fix this issue - and most important of all.. can I get to my data, so I can rescue as much as possible ?