- Sep 27, 2008
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I don't even remember why I decided to run ChkDsk on my Windows 7 64bit Professional system, but I did, and now, when I turn on my computer, ChkDsk will run. Upon finishing all 5 stages, it will say "An Unspecified Error Occurred (766f6c756d652e63 3f1)", it will very slowly display 2 dots on the next line, and then flask a BSOD too fast for me to read it. It then reboots and runs ChkDsk again, finishes with the error, reboots, runs ChkDsk, ad infinitum.
I've noticed that when the computer boots, the RAID volume housing the Windows installation is listed with a "Normal" status, while under "Physical Disks", the two 64 Gig SSDs I have RAIDed together in RAID 0 to form a "single" 128 Gig SSD are each separately identified by the BIOS as having a "Status(Vol ID)" of "Error Occurred(0)". I'm attaching a pic of the BIOS screen.
Are there any ideas about what's going on? Should pressing 'F8' during the reboot take me into Safe Mode despite the ongoing ChkDsk's?
I've noticed that when the computer boots, the RAID volume housing the Windows installation is listed with a "Normal" status, while under "Physical Disks", the two 64 Gig SSDs I have RAIDed together in RAID 0 to form a "single" 128 Gig SSD are each separately identified by the BIOS as having a "Status(Vol ID)" of "Error Occurred(0)". I'm attaching a pic of the BIOS screen.
Are there any ideas about what's going on? Should pressing 'F8' during the reboot take me into Safe Mode despite the ongoing ChkDsk's?
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