Ds3 tool windows 10 blue screen install#

When I first discovered this SCPToolkit method to use my DS3 on PC, everything was working as intended for a while (the start was probably just a little bit more than 1 year prior to this post).

Ds3 tool windows 10 blue screen install#

Thanks.: upgrading from the ScpToolkit v1.6.238.16010 release to the pre-release ScpToolkit v1.7.277.16103-BETA (uninstall old, install new) fixed all the listed problems only reoccurence left is that the service doesn't start immediately after system restart, but that can be fixed with the solution suggested by making a shortcut for it. I am guessing as improbable as it may seem, somehow both the IDE and SATA have gone kerplunk.I have started filling out an RMA for Gigabyte, but was wondering if anyone had any ideas. One unusual thing though, once when I did connect my SATA drive to the first Orange SATA (controlled by the ICH8) with one of my cables and the HD did show listed (as IDE0 and IDE4 when it very first boots but then it goes to an empty screen and just sits there. So basically I doesn't detect anything on the IDE or SATA. I reset the CMOS with the jumper on the mobo (inconveniently under the video card).which raises the question, I am assuming I reset the CMOS while it is turned off? Or turn it on with a jumper set? I also tried 'LOAD SAFE CMOS DEFAULTS' which undid all overclocking, etc, but still no good. SATA/IDE in the BIOS is set to, though I did try but no different. Just DISK BOOT will boot to a floppy, but when I run SeaTools for DOS it cannot locate anything either. I even tried a spare IDE HD connected by itself on a different IDE cable (I tried several known good IDE cables connected to the IDE on the mobo). I tried multiple SATA cables to connect a HD to the various SATA connectors. I then tried to boot to the other HD, same thing.

Power is getting to the HD I can feel it spin, but it never accesses it when booting so no *crunching* is heard, and no click click of a crashed drive or anything. I know they are getting power because the green lights on the blink upon booting and I can open and close them. The 2 Samsung DVD-RW's are Master and Slave connected to the single IDE connector on the mobo.Р вЂќР вЂћll of the sudden when I reboot, neither of the DVD-RW's are recognized in booting when it usually lists the devices (HD's, CDROMS) and hence I cannot boot to a CD/Windows/Gigabyte tools. Previously I had been running 2 320GBs on the 0th and 1st of the purple SATAII in RAID0 but after one crash or so, I just went back to a single drive, and the other just sits on the desk. My single HD is plugged in the 0th purple SATAII connector. I came home this past Saturday afternoon to a BSOD-not sure which one, so I rebooted and got the DISK BOOT FAILURE. A little overclocking here and there day in and day out. F10Р вЂќР’В®verything day to day goes relatively well, a few problems here and there nothing ever catastrophic, have had at least one HD crash in the past. Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 (Rev 1.0), E6600 Core2Duo, 2GB Corsair 6400 RAM, 2x Samsung DVD-RW's, Seagate 320GB 7200.10 Barracuda Drives, SeaSonic 550W, EVGA 7900 GTO video. Summary: I got the infamous DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER' a few days ago on my Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 (Rev 1.0) system.