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DreamlaX
Hi,
Whenever a program reads or writes to the disk constantly
for a long time (such as searching through a large file or
scanning through millions of directories), Windows will
often show a blue screen saying error in ntfs.sys. When it
reboots, it insists on scanning the FAT32 drive, and never
any of the NTFS partitions.
The hard drive worked fine running other operating
systems. I've formatted it and re-installed Windows and
all but still nothing.
It's a WD 80GB hard drive, on a Soltek motherboard with
VIA chipset. I've heard VIA and Windows 2000 don't mix too
well... could that be the problem?
Cheers,
Dave
Cheers,
Dave.
Whenever a program reads or writes to the disk constantly
for a long time (such as searching through a large file or
scanning through millions of directories), Windows will
often show a blue screen saying error in ntfs.sys. When it
reboots, it insists on scanning the FAT32 drive, and never
any of the NTFS partitions.
The hard drive worked fine running other operating
systems. I've formatted it and re-installed Windows and
all but still nothing.
It's a WD 80GB hard drive, on a Soltek motherboard with
VIA chipset. I've heard VIA and Windows 2000 don't mix too
well... could that be the problem?
Cheers,
Dave
Cheers,
Dave.