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Ok I can be pretty sure that there's a hardware problem now. Didn't expect a ROG to be this unreliable:tearsofjoy:

Updated the BIOS (to version 318), no Windows updates pending. Uninstalled display drivers with DDU and reinstalled them manually via download from Nvidia's support site. After a restart device manager still doesn't like it (Code 43), and no sign of it in task manager either. Might this indicate...

Laptop model: ASUS ROG Flow X16 2022 So yesterday I noticed that my game performance was not as good as before, so I decided to check GHelper (which I was using) and device manager, and I saw that my GPU had a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark beside it, and when I double clicked it it...

Kind of reminds me of Core 2 Solo, Duo, Quad, and Extreme. Also kind of like Gigabyte, with Aorus Master, Elite, Extreme, Ultra...

Oh ok, thanks. Each drive is now in the PC they belong in, and it does boot properly now, just barely useable.:) What does pci.sys do?

Eh ok, but apparently after some usage it's still having problems. It was mostly around debugging minidumps still:oops: I'm thinking of reinstalling Windows now, though that will always be a last resort What is ntkrnlmp.exe though? SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION BSOD a few moments after booting into...

Is this just Itaninum all over again? Even if it isn't, there's no point if there's no performance improvement.

I did go on Microsoft forums:oops:... Not that I don't trust you and this forum though:)

Thanks, it's fixed now though. Faulty Nvidia driver was the problem

I did take them from the original drive though... Sorry if you think I wasted your time, thank you for your time previously. You can just forget about this, it's irrelevant now.

It doesn't matter which, since for the motherboard, installing it in either socket will disable two SATA ports. Just try connecting your HDD to another port.

It could be that you've installed the M.2 SSD in a particular slot that disables SATA connectors, as in some motherboards. Try plugging your HDD in another slot. I did a test build on PCPartPicker, and it says that when a M.2 is installed then two SATA ports will be disabled...

Well, I know it's not ideal, but I do have access to my files on my problematic drive, and that's the only reason I've used it. I've removed the other drive already, and I haven't got any BSODs with the second drive on. I can upload the dumps, I copied them out yesterday...

took forever to boot, got a BSOD again. same error code SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION. Edit: I.noticed that it only happens when I enter the desktop. Edit: I put another m.2 drive into my laptop from aolder laptop and booted into it, and now I have access to most files.

Battery out and only the charger? ok