I recently replaced my old motherboard and got a new one, thinking this was the cause of my hard drive corrupting itself. In fact this wasnt.
I have replaced both the motherboard and the hard drive, and to no avail they still dont work.
The hard drive is 250 gigs, and when i keep a smaller 40 gig in the same configuration, nothing happens. I in fact kept it in this configuration for 6 months with no corruption at all.
Windows will boot up a little, and then gives me this error:
\WINNT\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEMced is corrupted, so on and so forth.
I doubt it is the ram, psu, processor or any other components because everything performs perfectly fine on the 40 gig.
Is there any way to stop it from doing this? Or will i have to have a happy medium by booting the 40 and making the 250 a slave.
Please give me some help, this is beyond frustrating.
I have replaced both the motherboard and the hard drive, and to no avail they still dont work.
The hard drive is 250 gigs, and when i keep a smaller 40 gig in the same configuration, nothing happens. I in fact kept it in this configuration for 6 months with no corruption at all.
Windows will boot up a little, and then gives me this error:
\WINNT\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEMced is corrupted, so on and so forth.
I doubt it is the ram, psu, processor or any other components because everything performs perfectly fine on the 40 gig.
Is there any way to stop it from doing this? Or will i have to have a happy medium by booting the 40 and making the 250 a slave.
Please give me some help, this is beyond frustrating.