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by sephiroth__vii Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
Did this hard drive come from an existing system?
If so, then the IDE controller driver is incorrect, which causes BSODs every time. Safest bet is to switch to generic Microsoft IDE driver, then install drivers specific to the ide (or sata) controller for your new system.
by sephiroth__vii Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
"[i]I get a blue screen saying something along the lines of ...[/i]" - doesn't really cut it, because you'll only ever end up with [u]something along the lines of the correct answer![/u]
Also, the error messages mean slightly different things depending on what os you are running with.
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