Recent content by MEMESEY

So I've basically solved the issue I think. I changed the general storage SSD to a secondary drive as opposed to a primary. The problem has not resurfaced since. I'll just leave this here in case this problem pops up for anyone else.

Uh, data stored on one drive will only be on one drive. If that drive dies, you won't be able to access anything using the secondary one. Do you just want to have a local backup drive? In which case I can recommend partitioning your secondary drive into a mirror. Having a second OS on it would...

So I posted another thread about my secondary drive always disconnecting without consistency. Sometimes after reboots, the drive would be there, sometimes it wouldn't. And I was just rummaging about my partition tool to see if there were any issues there, and my secondary drive (SSD) had a...

UPDATE: So Removed the SATA bridge, and have it a full clean, and also removed and replaced the Nvme. The result (10 boots to test) was that the drive appeared upon startup, but once I tried running something from it (Destiny 2), it would boot some data, and then vanish again. Previously...

It was one of the first things I've checked. Seemed to be clean, and I've tried replacing the ssd a few times, to no avail. The issue began well before I ever toyed with the HDD, though didn't happen often. It randomly picked up in frequency, which stopped me from booting in every other day or...

There isn't a cable per se. It's a PCB bridge, and I'm currently trying to find one but no luck as of yet.

I have an MSI PL62 7RC (3 years old? if that) I've been having problems where occasionally my hard drive would disconnect. So I added a Nvme SSD, which now houses windows and the C: drive. My HDD would still disconnect, but not often enough for me to worry. But recently (maybe a week ago), it...

My idea is that you fill a case with mineral oil, and then make one side out of peltier devices. Then take a container of the same size as the peltier side of the case, fill it with water. Freeze it and attach it to the case. Logically, the thermal energy should be converted to electrical...