pc freezing/hanging apps

[roberts1133]

It does look like your e-cores are functional, which is all I was asking about there. If you set your ring clock at 3600, you may be good to go. I'm not sure why that would have randomly been so high.

neither do i

It does look like your e-cores are functional, which is all I was asking about there. If you set your ring clock at 3600, you may be good to go. I'm not sure why that would have randomly been so high.

Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued. this is what shows every crash its still hanging

all ofthese are the same thing

 

[P4-630]

Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued. this is what shows every crash its still hanging

Try:

Reset to device, device, raidport0, was issued error can be fixed

While Windows is running, your desktop may freeze for about 30 seconds - this is a fairly common Windows problem. The Event Viewer will most likely display the error

www.diskinternals.com

 

[huntergaming]

happen before with me (ryzen 5 5500),I just put the curve fan cooler cpu agressive, dont oc to much the rams, do this in the picture

 

[roberts1133]

happen before with me (ryzen 5 5500),I just put the curve fan cooler cpu agressive, dont oc to much the rams, do this in the pictureView attachment 313181

dint help

Try:

Reset to device, device, raidport0, was issued error can be fixed

While Windows is running, your desktop may freeze for about 30 seconds - this is a fairly common Windows problem. The Event Viewer will most likely display the error

www.diskinternals.com

neither did this

yeah every crash its been that still happening and my event viewer is full of that

fun

yeah it was fine for the day then this started never good for my pc

 

[roberts1133]

dint help


neither did this

yeah every crash its been that still happening and my event viewer is full of that

fun

yeah it was fine for the day then this started never good for my pc

lol sadly still not fixed been trying plenty options

 

[Bobaganoosh]

Well, couple more ideas for you. not sure if that warning you're seeing is the culprit or just a symptom though.

Do you have fast boot or "fast startup" enabled in your BIOS? You should disable that.

I feel like it has to be something related to your BIOS reset. So the fast boot would be one thing that some boards default to on that can cause problems.

Can you take pictures of your BIOS screens for CPU settings, Memory settings, and Boot settings (how your UEFI/Legacy/CSM settings are)? I know you've tried all sorts of stuff and we're stabbing in the dark at this point, but I'm hoping some setting got messed up and it sticks out if we can take a look around.

One other thing if you could, is in HWiNFO's sensors window, if you let your system run for a couple minutes (if it doesn't freeze on you), then take a screenshot of the CPU's core temperatures, as well scroll down and look at the hard drive sections and see if it gives you any status on how much life is left in your SSD and what temperature the drives are running at. I'm just looking for more clues at this point.

 

[roberts1133]

Well, couple more ideas for you. not sure if that warning you're seeing is the culprit or just a symptom though.

Do you have fast boot or "fast startup" enabled in your BIOS? You should disable that.

I feel like it has to be something related to your BIOS reset. So the fast boot would be one thing that some boards default to on that can cause problems.

Can you take pictures of your BIOS screens for CPU settings, Memory settings, and Boot settings (how your UEFI/Legacy/CSM settings are)? I know you've tried all sorts of stuff and we're stabbing in the dark at this point, but I'm hoping some setting got messed up and it sticks out if we can take a look around.

One other thing if you could, is in HWiNFO's sensors window, if you let your system run for a couple minutes (if it doesn't freeze on you), then take a screenshot of the CPU's core temperatures, as well scroll down and look at the hard drive sections and see if it gives you any status on how much life is left in your SSD and what temperature the drives are running at. I'm just looking for more clues at this point.

nah i fixed it just now

this was on in intel storage appi turned it off cause yk anything might do it

one button option caused me so much pain

i tried it after i typed when i tried plenty of options

Well, couple more ideas for you. not sure if that warning you're seeing is the culprit or just a symptom though.

Do you have fast boot or "fast startup" enabled in your BIOS? You should disable that.

I feel like it has to be something related to your BIOS reset. So the fast boot would be one thing that some boards default to on that can cause problems.

Can you take pictures of your BIOS screens for CPU settings, Memory settings, and Boot settings (how your UEFI/Legacy/CSM settings are)? I know you've tried all sorts of stuff and we're stabbing in the dark at this point, but I'm hoping some setting got messed up and it sticks out if we can take a look around.

One other thing if you could, is in HWiNFO's sensors window, if you let your system run for a couple minutes (if it doesn't freeze on you), then take a screenshot of the CPU's core temperatures, as well scroll down and look at the hard drive sections and see if it gives you any status on how much life is left in your SSD and what temperature the drives are running at. I'm just looking for more clues at this point.

but thanks man u helped a lot more then any reddit user or most people would care enough

Try:

Reset to device, device, raidport0, was issued error can be fixed

While Windows is running, your desktop may freeze for about 30 seconds - this is a fairly common Windows problem. The Event Viewer will most likely display the error

www.diskinternals.com

u too u two tried helping a lot was nice