- Dec 9, 2013
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Ok, so I bought my SSD, the Kingston SSDNow V300 (SV300S37A/120G) about a year ago, and every now and then I've had random bluescreens which occured when i closed programs at some points, thought this was very weird but didn't do anything about it, it would happen about once a week and I didn't care really.
And yesterday, when my brother was on the computer, he closed both google chrome and counter strike: Global offensive, which led to the bluescreen.
I came back to the computer and it had enter the system recovery mode or whatever it's called (the option which you can pick instead of starting windows normally).
I did interrupt the system recovery thing at first to restart the computer and try to pick the “start windows normally” option, this didn’t work, instead it booted up in the system recovery mode.
So I just let the computer do It's thing and try to resolve the problem on its own.
Eventually, when the system recovery was done, I was able to boot the computer normally and managed to see the windows logo which appears before the screen where you enter your profile password to login and so on.
But after the logo, the bluescreen appeared for half a second or so, and the system restarted, I tried another time and the same thing happened.
I then entered the bios options or what it's called (pressing the del key) and changed so that the computer would boot up on my hdd instead, to see it that would work (I retained the windows files on the hdd when I copied them over to the SSD when I got it, just if any problem would occur, really happy I didn't delete them now afterwards).
Luckily the system booted sucessfully without any issue at all, but my computer was exactly like it was before I intalled the SSD about a year ago.
I would really like to get the SSD working, didn't release how much faster the pc was with the SSD until now really, also it seems like some of my files are gone, not all though.
I have no idea myself what it could be that cause this problem, so I would really appreciate if someone has a solution for this problem to share with me.
Thanks in advance
And yesterday, when my brother was on the computer, he closed both google chrome and counter strike: Global offensive, which led to the bluescreen.
I came back to the computer and it had enter the system recovery mode or whatever it's called (the option which you can pick instead of starting windows normally).
I did interrupt the system recovery thing at first to restart the computer and try to pick the “start windows normally” option, this didn’t work, instead it booted up in the system recovery mode.
So I just let the computer do It's thing and try to resolve the problem on its own.
Eventually, when the system recovery was done, I was able to boot the computer normally and managed to see the windows logo which appears before the screen where you enter your profile password to login and so on.
But after the logo, the bluescreen appeared for half a second or so, and the system restarted, I tried another time and the same thing happened.
I then entered the bios options or what it's called (pressing the del key) and changed so that the computer would boot up on my hdd instead, to see it that would work (I retained the windows files on the hdd when I copied them over to the SSD when I got it, just if any problem would occur, really happy I didn't delete them now afterwards).
Luckily the system booted sucessfully without any issue at all, but my computer was exactly like it was before I intalled the SSD about a year ago.
I would really like to get the SSD working, didn't release how much faster the pc was with the SSD until now really, also it seems like some of my files are gone, not all though.
I have no idea myself what it could be that cause this problem, so I would really appreciate if someone has a solution for this problem to share with me.
Thanks in advance
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