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Zitat von omnisync im Beitrag #15I think there is an incompatibility between Samsung SSDs and the x58 ich10 chipset or driver. I have another ssd controller on my motherboard and I will try switching to it tomorrow.
That would be fine. Please report about your results and don't forget to mention the OS and the Intel RST driver version you are running.
Regards Dieter (alias Fernando)
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Yesterday, I also noticed these errors on an other laptop (Acer v3-771G) with the intel AHCI driver v13.6. The source was also disk but I can't remember the event ID and the message.
On my first laptop, I deinstalled the AHCI driver, and since then, I've got no more problems ! I really think that there are incompatibility issues with the v13 AHCI driver and some motherboards...
Laptop Alienware 17 - Black i7-4700MQ // 16 Go Ram // Nvidia 780M // SSD Samsung 850EVO 500Gb + SSD LITEONIT m-sata 80Gb + HDD Toshiba 1To Windows 8.1 Pro x64
So I thought I will share what happened to me 2 weeks ago. I was watching a video (on the hard drive) and it suddenly froze. I tried to close VLC and restart the video but it took too much time. I then tried to shut down my pc but it stayed in the shutdown process for more than 1 hour. When I tried to start up again, it was really slow. I checked the event viewer and I saw my Hard drive was "corrupted". The events were full of ID 153 and 129 + NTFS problems...
(I tried to perform a chkdsk but it was a really bad idea as there still was a problem with the AHCI Controller. So what I did to solve my problem is that I first removed the hard drive (as my OS runs on the SSD), I tested it as external drive (chkdsk, etc. => no problems found) and installed the last v13.6.3.1001 AHCI driver. Then I restart the PC, it was all good, no more disk, iaStor, NTFS events. The only "problem" is that from time to time I hear the optical drive noise ([W8.1] Optical Drive noise when external drive is connected / iTunes is launched)... Well at least I can work with my PC again.
Laptop Alienware 17 - Black i7-4700MQ // 16 Go Ram // Nvidia 780M // SSD Samsung 850EVO 500Gb + SSD LITEONIT m-sata 80Gb + HDD Toshiba 1To Windows 8.1 Pro x64
Ok, if you ever should be able to solve this "problem" forever, please let us know it.
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Fernando, could it ever be helpful to uninstall and reinstall the controller driver?
At least with software, I've found that often a software issue can be resolved by uninstalling and then reinstalling the software, especially if the software has been installed for a long period of time. I accredit this to the underlying system + hardware + other software "evolving" over time, so a refresh helps to "reset" it into a healthy, high-functioning state. This is most noticeable with security software, like antivirus and Malwarebytes.
Could the same work with the ICH10R controller driver? I'm still currently on 11.2.0.1006, and it's been that for a couple years now. I'm just wondering whether I'm getting full efficiency/benefit/performance out of it, as sometimes I'm seeing high "Response Time (ms)" in Resource Monitor. I'm wondering if maybe it's the controller, as it happens across drives.
@ Coldblackice: Please give us some additional informations: 1. With which SATA mode (AHCI or RAID) is your Intel SATA Controller running? 2. Did you install the complete Intel RST Drivers & Software Set or just the Intel RST driver?
Zitat von Coldblackice im Beitrag #20Fernando, could it ever be helpful to uninstall and reinstall the controller driver?
Provided, that 1. you mean just the driver (and not the complete RST Drivers & Software Set) and 2. the driver had been installed without any problem and worked fine for a longer time, this will probably not be helpful. Nevertheless you can try it. Since you are running Win7, your system will stay bootable.
ZitatI'm still currently on 11.2.0.1006, and it's been that for a couple years now.
According to my experience this driver is the best choice for your system.
ZitatI'm just wondering whether I'm getting full efficiency/benefit/performance out of it, as sometimes I'm seeing high "Response Time (ms)" in Resource Monitor. I'm wondering if maybe it's the controller, as it happens across drives.
You can check it by rebooting the system. If the issue has gone, it probably has not been caused by the driver.
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