Random BSOD Windows 7 BBCode: F4

Did you run the WD diagnostic long test on those drives? Please keep us updated on the SSD.

I will run the first extended test tonight before i go to sleep. Seems the test will take about 3 hours for each drive. I am leaning towards it being the SSD as it's the most recent addition to my computer and the blue screens started a few days after it was added. I just did some more investigating it seems in my device manager my SATA AHCI Controller was using the microsoft generic driver so i went and downloaded the Intel ICH10 Chipset driver for it hopefully that helps with system stability. If not the issue must be related to the firmware on my ssd or one of my 1tb drives. I still plan to run the extended tests on each one over the next couple of days but i am hoping the BSOD issues will stop.

Well it's now 12/30/2010 and i made this post 4 days ago. My blue screen issues seem to have been solved by installing the intel chipset driver when i posted this. I've tested all my drives and they seem fine.

Seems the driver update increased stability however I did receive another blue screen.

A-DATA has released a firmware upgrade for my SSD drive I am going to apply it now and see if that fixes the blue screen issue.

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I have attached the blue screen dump and I hope someone can take a look at it and inform me if it was indeed a hard drive issue that caused it.

Well it's been 5 days since my last post and since i updated my SSD's firmware. I haven't had a BSOD since. I did an extended test on each of my 1tb hard drives and they all passed. I used to WD tool to do an extended test on my SSD by a-data it also passed the test. Seems my issue is resolved hopefully.

Sorry to have missed your post from 6 days ago. Sounds like you found and corrected your issue. Good work on your part and thanks for keeping us updated.