Search results

Somewhat older topic but for those with the aero.. Have you noticed a background of "dust particles" banded i think horizontally, very faint, on bright white screens? I dont know if this is mura or not. I'm debating to swap the headset before my 1 year ends soon, but i have a feeling this is...

Well, i decided to do DDU again, went to safe mode, cleared things out, back to win11, tested, screen times out just fine.. Installed the latest nvidia driver.. screen STILL times out just fine. Rebooted, now its broke again. The issue for me popped up on switching 3080ti to 4090.. so i think...

Well, in an interesting turn of events, i swapped out for a honeycomb yoke and moved my ch to another pc.. in BOTH cases now the pc will not sleep, 21h2 win11 on both machines. Disconnect either yoke from either system and the screen times out just fine.

I'm not using the ch software, though i did try the uncheck power management option, no change. I also tried disabling the yoke in device manager and for some reason even that wasnt making things work, i had to physically unplug em.

Well, i took the approach of disconnecting things inside the yoke.. i disconnected all but the usb connection, so no pots involved at that point. The issue remained

Gigabyte 4090 gaming oc

I still need to give this a shot, i suppose i could just use a 1:1 mixture of water and isop. alochol in a spray bottle couldnt i (i dont have contact cleaner on hand), or maybe theres a way i could disconnect them in the yoke just to prove its that without disconnecting the usb, but i doubt...

Yeah i checked that, i didnt see any motion, good idea though

I'm not 100% sure this is where the issue lies, but i had a 3080ti previously and with my ch pedals and yoke the screen would time out at the time set, no issues. I put the new 4090 in, latest nvidia driver (and previous drivers since the 4090 was released tried too), i did clean, i did DDU in...

actually i just stumbled on these: apparently a known thing https://www.overclock.net/threads/massive-rtx-4090-problems-driver-or-hardware.1801381/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/502996/rtx-4090-driver-crashing-constantly-without-any-lo/ Fix : In nvidia...

Anyone ran into this with a 4090. Black screen, recovers and logs to event viewer. I was just using chrome, nothing else. In my case windows 11 + a 1000 watt evga SuperNova Platinum + 12900k cpu at 4.9ghz and 6400 ram. I never had this occur with the previous 3080ti. I ran DDU and the latest...

on doing a sfc /scannow, it got to 67% then said windows resource protectioin could not perform the requested operation

So I tried updating to the 2020 firmware since its zip wasn’t corrupt (the 2022 supermicro lsi was corrupt).. I ran it then rebooted (did using the gui).. on reboot I got hit with a ton of errors Maybe these are normal after a firmware update? But then again the ones where it says missing don’t...

Also, in the manager for the controller card in windows i found a ton of "informational" errors from even 3 weeks ago.. not sure where/why they werent in the bios version of the card.. many about unexpected sense PD, corrected medium error during recovery, PD 2, 4 etc

So i decided to reboot to the 2022 drive.. strangely no exclamation mark in windows device manager at all.. all drives showing up. Makes me really wonder whats going on here, i guess random hardware fails or that refs volume somehow barfing the driver when it was corrupted (doubt it). Then...

Ah ok, strange then. All our servers have supermicro motherboards x10dbai in this case i think it is

Yeah i never trust them but tried all options, its strange 2017 is the most recent update though. edit: i did find 6.714.18.0 dated 2018, so either way im updating to that and maybe ill try that 2022 drive one more time to see if it cures 2022 (otherwise 2022 isnt compatible). Changing for the...

So another update. Im really not sure what the situation was exactly. I moved the card from one slot to another, then moved the drives in the chassis around, suddenly I could boot to the original carved 2019 OS. But the E drive which was a refs drive, was corrupt and “raw”, the backup data 43TB...

I tried to update the driver manually, that would hang sometimes, even picking the 2017 driver (which is basically the same driver) i had access to.. the one only line only is 2017 as well. Doing windows update option on the driver says the best is already installed, in that situation.

Well originally i carved it out, due to the speed of a raid6 read rate on 8 drives vs just a single sas 12 gbps for the OS, hindsight now, i think id rather just plop a pciex4 adapter card and go nvme for the OS going forward. I didnt have a spare lsi 3108 laying around though now i'm going to...

Those are some good ideas to try at least.. on the backup, well technically the data in the partition that wont load is the backed up data (DPM data) from every server, so losing that sucks (40tb) but it can redo that over time if i get this working But a slight update, I installed windows...

Slight progress.. during shift f10 to see a command prompt, i can in fact see the C and D drives that are carved out of the raid 6 array.. but when i try to get to the refs E: drive it just sits at the prompt, much like it gets stuck when trying diskpart. I'm pretty sure the refs volume is...

Yeah i put in a request with my cdw rep and chatting with a few at dell now, though i fear those solutions will be pretty pricey. Really would need more time to research possibly, but time isnt on our side. I mean our old server gets by with dual gigabit ethernet, but there are probably better...

If by log you mean in the lsi megaraid bios area, im not seeing any records for some reason. The drives are exos 8tb seagate enterprise drives in this case (ST8000NM001A)

So im midstream on a hard drive/server issue with our dpm server here so i've opted to start looking for a system that can ship and be here asap. The old system was a 16 or more 4u chassis type setup (sas 12 GB/sec) with dual 1GB nic ports.. had a supermicro dual E5-2620 v4 2.10 ghz cpu's and...

I was able to clear the bios, all ok bios wise now. I checked the smart info, no errors on any drive which is odd. I would have thought if it were the two drives preventing the system from booting to a usb boot stick or to its windows on that virtual raid6 drive, that when i pulled them it...

Actually matters just got worse.. i read online somewhere that someone suggested turning off option rom in the bios to at least be able to get to the usb stick and see if the volume shows. however, i opted to turn it off for all 3 pciex16 slots, only 2 in use, video card and the raid card.. now...

I've used areca on many of our other servers in the past, yeah, some regrets now. Not sure what else to do to move forward.. i thought maybe i could pull a few more of the drives from the array, as maybe one of them is causing a hang, but i'm afraid to pull any more with the array in rebuild...

update on what i did, the drive array finished rebuilding.. i then tried to reboot, reboot to windows 2019 or to the stick, either way no go.. it still got stuck at the spinning dotted circle (continues to spin nothing happens, black bios screen).. to the usb boot stick, it goes to blue screen...

Yea that's my guess

Well in this case the boot drive is part of this addon megaraid card, raid 6 array thats still rebuilding.. but i've never had an os not boot during a rebuild phase, to me its strange. I guess i could turn it off, remove the card, see if the usb stick then boots without sticking at the blue...

Megaraid is its own card on the motherboard pcie slot. Yeah i guess no choice to wait and see

I have a server 2019 box, its a supermicro sas chassis with an 8 drive raid 6 array on this hardware megaraid 3108. What happened originally here is that i found windows was stuck, black screen.. so i reset the machine, then i found that it hangs on the supermicro logo screen with windows...

Yeah i did try another fresh install on another drive too , same deal though. I've thought about task scheduler, however, every single screen shut off exe tool i found out there seemed to blow up things when i ran it. In one case it shut the screen off but then to turn back on it was all out...

I wasnt aware of that command. I gave it a shot, disabled all that i could there, same thing though.

Yeah i did that and unplugged a lot more, everything in fact lol

I did find a newer one, though it wasnt really new, as in win 11 new. Someone else where suggested to stick with the one from msi for some reason. Yeah the power plan is on balanced.

Im running this board with windows 11. What i had previously was windows 10 working fine, sleep mode, screens shutting off (Lcds are sony x800d and a 43" vizio lcd) + 3080 ftw3 video card, 10900k cpu. What i did at first that actually worked was upgrade 10 to 11 (screens would still shutoff...

I have this combo of hardware and it seems ever since i did a recent firmware update, that now the nest goes to offline mode randomly. *I guess if i thought i could go back a firmware level (somehow) i'd try to go back to the last one? Has anyone else ran into this and knows of a fix? Thanks...

noted (i also have teamviewer and radmin) , however i have two other regular machines mining, never ran into the issue. In fact now i disabled the onboard video and i get the same error at random.