No access to E:\\. A non-existent device was specified.
I updated my percent, after its update, problems began -hard drives began to 'crash' while using the PC. all windows would freeze or blue screen of death with 'Kernel Data Inpage Error'. when rebooting, Windows started with a hung taskbar without the ability to use a PC, and sometimes the PC started up after 2 or even 3 times.
updated to Windows 11, when one of the disks crashed, all windows also hung, and when you try to go to any folder on the crashed disk, the message 'Location is not available: No access to E:. A non-existent device was specified.' after a reboot, the screens would either be black (fixed by completely turning off and on the PC), or there was also a hung taskbar a couple of clicks on which the screen would flicker black.
I changed the sata cable to a new one that came with the mother and moved it to another slot, installed all possible updates on Windows, turned off all possible power savings in the taskbar - it did not help.
now the disk crashed and disappeared from explorer and device manager.
Before the update, there were no special problems.
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RIFLIX
18.03.22
yuriko1158
RIFLIX wrote:
blue screen of death with 'Kernel Data Inpage Error'.
no more is written
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yuriko1158
18.03.22
a bad mistake, at the kernel level ...
make it shorter, install Windows 10 and do not install the driver yourself. Let Windows install its own.
If you get a blue screen, then boot into safe mode and start uninstalling problematic drivers.
I think that only one driver is dripping on the brains.
and you did not "break" the case? did you bend your legs?
only a percent can work with the kernel, and the blue screen just writes that there is an error entering data into the kernel.