Αποφυγη μπλε οθονης απο αλλαγη μητρικης

kataraman · Δεκέμβριος 21, 2009

Καλησπερα παιδια θελω να κανω μια ερωτηση....Ξερω οτι σε ενα ηδη στημενο pc αμα αλαξουμε μητρικη χωρις να εχουμε κανει φορματ θα μας πεταξει μπλε οθονη....Υπαρχει περιπτωση να το αποφυγουμε το να βγαλει μπλε οθονη με καποιο τροπο και να κανουμε εγκατασταση την καινουργεια μητρικη χωρις να κανουμε φορματ???

Samael · Δεκέμβριος 21, 2009

Aπο XP κ πανω δε εχω φαει ποτε μπλε οθονη, το πολυ πολυ να χρειαστει να μπεις με F8 κ safe mode την 1η φορα.

Για ποιο μεγαλες πιθανοτητες αποφυγης ανεπιθυμητων παρενεργειων, πριν σβησεις για τελευταια φορα το pc, κανε uninstall τους οδηγους του chipset της mobo κ οτι σχετικο με αυτην τελος παντων (Asus probe ή αλλα utilities φτιαγμενα για την συγκεκριμενη πχ)

kataraman · Δεκέμβριος 21, 2009

Το θεμα οτι η παλια μητρικη MSI παρεδωσε πνευμα και πειρα μια Asus P5N-D και τωρα κλασικα μου πεταει μπλε οθονη....Αρα μαλλον παω για φορματ για να στρωσουν τα πραγματα!!!

voudas · Δεκέμβριος 21, 2009

safe mode σου μπαίνει ή και εκεί bsod?

δες κ αυτό:

You need to install your HDD on a new system without loosing everything to a format/reinstall of Windows?

You need to upgrade to a larger HDD and install it on a new system without loosing everything to a format/reinstall of Windows?

WAIT!!!!!!!

I went through this recently on my computer at work, and here's what you'll need to do: (You're going to hack Windows and the registry, but don't be scared...just go slow!)

The first thing you need to do is to get the ORIGINAL system working, so, put the system back in the original working configuration. If you changed the motherboard, change it back to the original. If you moved the drive to a new system, place it in the old one. - If the old computer is no longer working at all (i.e. blown motherboard, damaged HDD, etc. - quit reading, this won't help you!)

Second: Ghost the entire HDD onto the new bigger one using Norton Ghost, or even the harddrive's diag. CD. If it's a Maxtor, you can download and install MaxBlast4, if it's a Western Digital, download Lifeguard, - you get the picture...and from inside that program, CLONE the HDD to the new one.

The point here is to have an EXACT replica of the smaller HDD...if you miss this step, none of the rest below will help, unless you just plug in the small old HDD to the new system. READ ON.

Now, for people that understand what they are doing, and how to do it, here are the "quick" steps:

1 - Extract 'Atapi.sys,' 'Intelide.sys,' 'Pciide.sys,' and 'Pciidex.sys' from '%SystemRoot%\Driver Cache\i386\Driver.cab' (or SPx.CAB if it exists, where x is the latest service pack)

2 - Copy those four files to the following location: '%SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers' (do not replace files already there)

3 - Merge the registry file found below (copy the text to notepad and save as a .reg file), or better, download it here

4 - THAT'S IT! Move it to the new system (or change the motherboard), and your system should start up.

STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR THOSE THAT NEED IT:

1 - Click START, go to RUN, type in "CMD" (without quotes), hit ENTER

2 - At the command prompt, type in:

"CD %SystemRoot%\Driver Cache\i386" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"dir/w" (without quotes) hit ENTER

If you are running Windows 2000 or ANY version of XP, check for SPx.CAB (where x is the highest number), in the following steps, use the SPx.CAB instead of DRIVER.CAB

(If you are asked to OVEBWRITE any file, choose NO)

"expand driver.cab -f:atapi.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"expand driver.cab -f:intelide.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"expand driver.cab -f:pciide.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"expand driver.cab -f:pciidex.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"exit" (without quotes) hit ENTER

3 - You should now be back at the Desktop, you need to COPY the registry text below, and save it to someplace you will remember, preferably your desktop. After it is saved properly (read below!), DOUBLE-CLICK on it, you will be asked if you wish to MERGE the contents with your registry, CHOOSE YES.

4 - THAT'S IT! Your system is prepared to be moved to another system/have the motherboard changed.

**CLARIFICATION for those that need it**

**For those running Windows XP w/Service Pack 1 or 2, the proper locations for the 'atapi.sys,' 'intelide.sys,' and 'pciidex.sys' file are in the SP1.cab or SP2.cab.

The 'pciide.sys' file remains in the driver.cab file. (You'll need to replace SP1.cab in the below commands with SP2.cab if you're already on SP2.)

The updated commands, for those that need them:

"expand sp1.cab -f:atapi.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"expand sp1.cab -f:intelide.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"expand driver.cab -f:pciide.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

"expand sp1.cab -f:pciidex.sys %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers" (without quotes) hit ENTER

(REMEMBER: Depending on which Service Pack you're running (SP1 or SP2) determines which .cab file you're going to expand!!!)

HERE IS THE REGISTRY FILE (COPY IT INTO NOTEPAD, AND SAVE IT AS DriveMOVER.REG on your desktop - Make sure to 'Save As File Type' ALL FILES - and don't forget to delete it after you're done using it the first time...you can really do some damage to the install afterwards!)

********* START COPY AFTER THIS LINE *************

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\CriticalDeviceDatabase\primary_ide_channel]