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    vaio vpcz13v9e SSD boot issue.

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by ar001, Jan 13, 2012.

  1. ar001

    ar001 Newbie

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    hola guys!
    i'm really frustrated today. I was cleaning up my vaio from dust today, so i disassembled it, cleaned it up from dust, assebled and booted, it was all okay for maybe 20 minutes, i was working on pc and serfing the web. But when i tried to open a winamp and in parallel another page in Chrome my vaio has frozen for minutes, no BSOD, except the fan was working strongly. I decided to reboot vaio, and here what i've got:
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    i tried to google this issue. i found few threads with similar issues, but there is no solution:
    1st.
    sony official
    2nd. intel official

    please help me, i understand that there should be an option with sony recovery discs, but i don't have them.
    also there is too much sensitive data for me, so format and reinstall is not an option.

    the only idea i have is to connect somehow my SSD with another PC with intel's utility for SSD and repair/check errors.
    please help!!!
     
    ar001, Jan 13, 2012
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    ar001 Newbie

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    damn, sorry for the size of a pic! :eek:
     
    ar001, Jan 13, 2012
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  3. urgiv

    urgiv Notebook Consultant

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    no chance data already lost sorry,
    only way is restore RAID ctrl+I ( enable in BIOS) and reinstal windows
     
    urgiv, Jan 15, 2012
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