Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
     
 
Home Gallery Reviews Blogs Register Today's Posts Mark Forums Read Members List


Go Back   Overclock.net - Overclocking.net > Components > Hard Drives & Storage

Reply
 
LinkBack Thread Tools
Old 12-28-06   #1 (permalink)
New to Overclock.net
 
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 1

Rep: 0 MrMMM Unknown
Unique Rep: 0
Trader Rating: 0
Default MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION When Formatting HDD

Hi there ..
I have a problem installing a new HDD and appreciate ur help ..

I'm installing a Seagate Barracuda 250GB HDD with IDE cables as an additional storage on Windows XP SP2

My processor is AMD ATHLON 64 and the Mother Board is Lanparty DFI ..

The main Drive that I have the OS on is WD with SATA Cables ..

And
I can manage to see the Seagate HDD that I want to install by setting the jumber to Cable Select .. and able to create a partition and only see it from windows ..

but when I try to open the drive I get a message telling me that it's not formatted and I have to format it , and when I try to format it gives
"MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION" Blue Screen and I have to restart ..

any help in solving this problem will be appreciated, and thank you all in advanced ..
MrMMM is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 12-28-06   #2 (permalink)
Overclocker
 
RuSo's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: zeeland
Posts: 1,453

Rep: 97 RuSo is acknowledged by some
Unique Rep: 79
Trader Rating: 0
Default

hi and welcome please fill in your system specs under userCP that way we can help you better with future problems
__________________
System: Current rig
CPU
Q6600
Motherboard
ASUS P5K V-modded
Memory
kingston KVR 800
Graphics Card
8800GTS 320
Sound Card
XFi Platinum
Power Supply
coolermaster 550W
CPU cooling
OCZ Vanquisher
GPU cooling
stock
OS
Media Center/Home/vista Ultimate
Monitor
LG L192WS 5ms
RuSo is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 12-29-06   #3 (permalink)
PC Gamer
 
NipDar's Avatar
 
amd nvidia

Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: NYC
Posts: 923

Rep: 69 NipDar is acknowledged by some
Unique Rep: 54
Trader Rating: 12
Default

1. Try updating the BIOS and get the latest IDE drivers.
2. Could it be a faulty drive? Faulty cable?
3. How are you trying to format it? Using the Device Manager?
4. Is there anything else on that IDE cable like a CD or DVD drive that could be causing the problem?
5. If you are overclcked try running at stock, maybe clear the CMOS.

That is all I can think of now.
__________________
Aumotocnic "An unfortunate member of the overclock.net insomnia club"
NY Overclocker Thread If you live in NY JOIN US!!
Good Anime To Watch

System: AvP
CPU
Sandy 4000
Motherboard
BioStar TForce 6100
Memory
2x512 Geil
Graphics Card
EVGA 7900 GT
Hard Drive
WD 500 GB
Sound Card
On Board
Power Supply
Thermaltake ToughPower 500
Case
X-QPack
CPU cooling
AC64 Freezer Pro w/ Silverstone
GPU cooling
Waiting 4 sirrah's TT ND-1
OS
WinXP SP2
Monitor
Sony 40" XBR3

Last edited by NipDar : 12-29-06 at 12:27 AM. Reason: typos
NipDar is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 12-29-06   #4 (permalink)
Overclocker
 
RuSo's Avatar
 
intel nvidia

Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: zeeland
Posts: 1,453

Rep: 97 RuSo is acknowledged by some
Unique Rep: 79
Trader Rating: 0
Default

Quote:
I can manage to see the Seagate HDD that I want to install by setting the jumber to Cable Select .. and able to create a partition and only see it from windows ..
try to change your jumper to master and if there is a cdrom on that ide cable too, set that to slave
__________________
System: Current rig
CPU
Q6600
Motherboard
ASUS P5K V-modded
Memory
kingston KVR 800
Graphics Card
8800GTS 320
Sound Card
XFi Platinum
Power Supply
coolermaster 550W
CPU cooling
OCZ Vanquisher
GPU cooling
stock
OS
Media Center/Home/vista Ultimate
Monitor
LG L192WS 5ms
RuSo is offline   Reply With Quote
Reply



Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
 
Thread Tools



All times are GMT -4. The time now is 07:35 AM.


Overclock.net is a Carbon Neutral Site Creative Commons License Internet Security By ControlScan

Terms of Service / Forum Rules | Privacy Policy | Advertising | Become an Official Vendor
Copyright © 2008 Shogun Interactive Development. Most rights reserved.
Page generated in 0.22848 seconds with 8 queries