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Help with 0x7a BSOD?

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meyerkev

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Stop: 0x7a (0xfffff6fc4000b7d0, 0xffffffffc00000c0, 0x16f628860, 0xfffff880016fa648).

So about once every couple weeks, my sig rig gets a 0x7a BSOD or a 0xF4 BSOD, while I'm running it normally (So it's not the sleep bug). When I go to reboot, I get a message saying something along the lines of "Boot device not found. Please insert valid media into boot device.", and I have to fiddle around with cables until it finally connects. Any ideas?

It looks as though the SSD drops off the computers radar, because the BSOD can't write any crash dump files to the SSD.

This is my third Win7 install to this SSD, so I'm reasonably certain that the OS is not the problem.

Edit: running chkdsk found nothing.
 
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