- Jan 15, 2014
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After a DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION bluescreen, when my computer restarted it couldn't recognize my harddrive. So then, after restarting the computer it booted just fine. But after that bluescreen the computer is extremely laggy and much less responsive than normal. I ran diagnostics which rang up Error Code 2000-0145, hard drive self test did not complete. I believe my hard drive is failing and should be replaced. But before I do, could upgrading the bios version and installing drivers on my soundcard be the issue? I've been checking my hdd usage using task manager in windows 8, and I see that when programs are only using .1 mb of data usage on the hdd, my hdd is at 100% disk usage.
CPU: Intel Core I7 4770 3.4 Ghz
Motherboard: Dell 0KWVT8 A06
Chipset: Intel Haswell Rev. 06
Southbridge: Intel Z87 Rev C2
Memory: DDr3 16 GB Dual channel
PC Model: Dell XPS 8700
HDD: ST1000DM003-1CH162 (Seagate 1 TB)
CPU: Intel Core I7 4770 3.4 Ghz
Motherboard: Dell 0KWVT8 A06
Chipset: Intel Haswell Rev. 06
Southbridge: Intel Z87 Rev C2
Memory: DDr3 16 GB Dual channel
PC Model: Dell XPS 8700
HDD: ST1000DM003-1CH162 (Seagate 1 TB)
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