Partitioning question

paulcrill

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hi all

I have a question. I partitioned my 500gig sata drive with partition mananger and saw that both partitions were primary. i've been getting a lot of BSOD lately and I was wondering if this could be why. Should I convert the second partition to logical?
 
It's a seagate. I got it a couple of week ago and installed vista on it. I partitined it then but it's only been blue screening for about a week and a half. I'm wondering if it's because I also had an ide drive attached.
 
Sata and IDe device don't have problems with each other. Must have been your drivers that did not work properly for motherboard or something else
 
the only drivers that came with the mb (It's an ASUS m2A-VM HDMI) are Lan drivers and realtek audio. there is a driver for "AMD chipset" but when I try and load them, it loads up an ATI catalyst driver program. It seems the amd chipset is meant to be for the onboard graphics card. I tried to install them anyway, but the program says "can't find ati graphics card" or soemthign similar, as I have my own 8800gt pci express card installed and when you do that it disables the onboard graphics.

I admit I'm puzzled as to why there aren't any more drivers for the chipset.
 
hi all

I have a question. I partitioned my 500gig sata drive with partition mananger and saw that both partitions were primary. i've been getting a lot of BSOD lately and I was wondering if this could be why. Should I convert the second partition to logical?

as many possible causes as there possibly are for bsods, i doubt it being because both of the partitions are primary.

give specs on your entire system
 
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