Hallo, seit einiger Zeit friert mein Pc in abständen von 5-7 Tagen oder manchmal auch einem Monat immer mal wieder ein, Maus & Tastatur funktionieren nicht mehr, ich komme nicht in den Taskmanager usw. Da hilft dann nur den PC durch 5 sekündiges drücken des Powerknopfes herunterzufahren. Anfangs dachte ich es läge an Power Kernel 41 da in der Ereignissanzeige dies unter Kritisch angezeigt wurde, aber dies kommt dadurch zustande dass ich ihn selbst herunterfahre, von daher denke ich kann ich dies erstmal auschließen.
In der Ereignisanzeige fand ich dann enhanced storage-ehstortcgdrv welches laut Google auf meine Crucial MX300 M.2 (275GB) zurückzuführen ist. Da dieses Problem vor einigen Monaten zuletzt auftrat, dachte ich eventuell es läge an meinem Bios, also Updatete ich es direkt aus dem Bios übers Internet, und dann war ruhe, bis heute. Im normalbetrieb, also Desktop sachen wie im Browser surfen usw macht der Fesplatte bezüglich Wärme nichts aus, hier befindet sie sich zwischen 35 bis 40 Grad. Beim zocken geht sie gerne mal hinauf bis zu 50 bis 60 Grad je nachdem wie sehr das System sich anstrengen muss. Laut Hersteller sind 70 Grad das Maximum. Ich arbeite momentan noch daran, das etwas runter zu regeln.
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For the last month I have had a major mind bending issue with my system
going to a hard lock on the OS and either losing all functionality (no
mouse or keyboard functions) or can move mouse but just keep having an
activity wheel and nothing responds. The only solution was to restart or
hard power off.
This turned into a massive learning curve and after many hours (greater
than 30) of system analysis I think I have finally isolated the issue.
This was occurring at anytime (could be morning or night) and during any
activities (gaming to web browsing to File Explorer, etc).
It was observed that the SSD (Primary Boot) was at 100% when this
occurred. That is after about the 20th crash I first noted the HDD
activity light on the case was staying constant. Next I opened Task
Manager and noted the SSD was at 100% and staying there.
Event Viewer shows that I have 50 Critical events since 22/10/2016. These coincide with my system OS locks.
They are all: Kernel-Power 41 (63);
Reviewing the information flags before this event I found a driver
that seems to be casual and after analyising the Windows System logs
for the date/time stamps for the Critical Events I keep seeing:
EnhancedStorage-EhStorTcgDrv
Event ID: 12 or 100
Googling EnhancedStorage-EhStorTcgDrv a common theme started to appear:
A lot of Micron Crucial SSD owners (they top the google search results)
were experiencing this issue across many models of their SSD range. As
my system has a Crucial M550 I also feel into this category.
Issue:
With Win10 my system was just using "Windows generic storage driver" for the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.
Going to my mobo (Asrock z68 extreme4) website for Win10 drivers it only
offered 3 and none of those were for for SATA/AHCI drivers and
previously this system had worked fine with a different make of SSD for
the last ~4 years without issue.
Last night I went back and found the Marvell and Intel (RAID) SATA/ACHI
chipset drivers, and although they were only listed upto Win7 OS I
installed one (the Marvel as it was a exe) and then updated the other
via Device Manager and have not had a system lock since (touch wood).
In summary: from the forum posts I was reading it has to do with Win10
encryption (Bitlocker) wanting to over-ride the Crucial SSD Host
Controller (HC) instructions.
http://forum.crucial.com/t5/Crucial...TCG-Command-has-returned-an-error/td-p/149506
I hypothesise that Win10 was providing the generic Standard SATA AHCI controller
drivers - this was allowing Win10 to override the mobo chipset and then
the Micron SSD Host Controller and causing the system lockups. By
installing the mobo storage controllers - even though they had last been
published for Win7 - it allowed the mobo chipset to control the storage
drivers and not conflict with the Micron SSD HC. So far stability had
persisted (3 days later).
Edit: it has now been a week and this issue has not re-occurred.
Werde das erstmal für mich mit Dict übersetzen, ausprobieren und mich später nochmal melden.
Gruß:
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