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    SSD and raid BSOD

    Was really busy last night and didn't get a chance to get a log dump. The ssd's are brand new and that shouldn't be a problem wiping them completely. I said screw it and just installed windows regularly on one of the ssd's, so I will just clear them again. Where can I get that hdderase? I...
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    SSD and raid BSOD

    Yea, I noticed the flake-y-ness of it with out sp1. Falcon, do you have a good tutorial on how to do the flash drive w/ win7 on it? I'll try and Google on my own, but if there is one you recommend, that would be great. Also been thinking about the raid drivers and putting them on the drives...
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    SSD and raid BSOD

    mwroobel: how do i do a secure erase? at work right now, will get a crash dump when i get home. other responders: i don't recall having to put the driver on the drives during windows install with the raptors. at first however, i was having issues during my install, but tried again with a...
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    SSD and raid BSOD

    Hello all. I have a little problem with some of my new parts I got for the first wave of my build. I have an older ASUS M4N82 Deluxe motherboard with 980a chipset. Here is a link: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/AMD_AM2Plus/M4N82_Deluxe/ It has the MediaShield raid with Nvidia and sata 2. I...
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    checking the hardware event log

    Yea, I was logged in, so I'm pretty sure they did a hard shutdown like you said from holding the button down. But thanks for trying! Anyone else have some ideas?
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    checking the hardware event log

    Well, it happened yesterday during lunch I'm guessing, and I have shut the computer down a couple times throughout the day and our tech. guy had it on and off to add in some more temporary ram this morning.
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    checking the hardware event log

    Hey guys n gals! Have a quick question. Unfortunately, yesterday some a$$ decided they were going to steal the RAM from my work laptop. I'm just wondering if there is anyway to detect about what time they did this? I right clicked on "My Computer" and went to "Manage" and tried browsing...
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