I received one of these on 6 July and a cluster of 4 on 8 July. The
drive is a 750GB Seagate HDD. Dell's boot time diagnostics say all HDD's
are fine, plus I ran Seagate's diagnostics (Seatools for DOS) for an
extended period and it came up clean.
Any HDD errors make me uneasy and I'm wondering again if I should pull
the drive. I'm also wondering if this is an XPS410 error because I just
moved the 750GB HDD from my XPS720 to the 410. The 720 has no HDD errors
logged.
--------- System Event Log ---------------
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: Disk
Event Category: None
Event ID: 51
Date: 07/08/2008
Time: 06:46:05
User: N/A
Computer: B9ZBCC1
Description:
An error was detected on device \Device\Harddisk2\D during a paging
operation.
OS on both systems is XP Pro, Microsoft & Intel maint are current
(running the latest Storage Matrix Manager drivers from Dell[*]). System
has 4GB RAM & 3 HDD's (one more 500GB Seagate HDD).
TIA,
TH
[*] Title: Serial ATA: Intel Matrix Storage Manager Application
Version : A12
OEM name : Intel
OEM Version: 7.5.0.1017
Computers : Dimension: DM061, DXC061, DXP061; Precision: 390, 490, 690
OSes : Windows Vista 32-bit Business,Windows Vista 32-bit Home
Basic,Windows Vista 32-bit Home Premium,Windows Vista 32-bit
Ultimate,Windows Vista 64-bit Business,Windows Vista 64-bit
Ultimate,Windows XP Home Edition,Windows XP Media Center Edition,Windows
XP Professional,Windows XP x64 Professional Client
Languages : Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese-S, Chinese-T, English,
French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish
Created : Tuesday, November 06, 2007
William R. Walsh wrote:
> Hi!
>
>> (running the latest Storage Matrix Manager drivers from Dell[*])
>
>>[*] Title: Serial ATA: Intel Matrix Storage Manager Application
>> Created : Tuesday, November 06, 2007
>
> Get them direct from Intel for your XPS410's chipset. I did that for a
> Dim8400 and it solved *all* problems.
Thanks, William, I'll do exactly that. I'm planning to reinstall XP Pro
fairly soon (current installation seems to have picked up some weird
behavior).