Luckily, I'm using RAID5 so I was able to rebuild it, as only one drive failed.
#MY SOUND BLASTER SOFTWARE CRASHES INSTALL#
Thanks for Your sharings This, and also the great post from igmikor, helped me to update my install to FCE finaly I was fighting it from quite long time and even had a raid crash meantime. So at the very least, that install is buggy.)Īnyone else, please chime in if you have advice, or experience on this matter.
#MY SOUND BLASTER SOFTWARE CRASHES DRIVER#
Also, that install claimed it had an error, though the IASTOR.SYS driver files were at the correct level when it was done. But I had taken the precaution of taking a system restore point before that, so recovery was easy. (Note: I tried to install 14., before I had read the aforementioned article, and of course, my system would not boot - the circle of dots "kept on swimming, swimming, swimming.". A look at the Microsoft Windows Feedback show endless complaints about systems hanging and crashing after installing the Fall Creators Update 1709, and I would guess that more than a few are the Intel RST driver level. I have found a useful post here ( ), and I plan to try the suggestion of installing 13., before attempting again, have an image backup of 1703, and an image of my RAID-1 data drive, and I made a Windows 10 recovery boot USB just in case, as well.īut Intel and Microsoft need to get their heads together on this. Fortunately, I was able to fall back to 1703 when Windows went into its built-in recovery, and my system is stable again.
I used that version to get it back).Īfter applying the Microsoft 1709 Fall creators update along with the January rollup, my system went into the tank over a period of days in which the first boot after power up would fail with DPC Watchdog errors and a Machine Check and hangs with just a mouse pointer - but would recover after pressing my machine's reset button - and finally hangs with the wheel of dots and was unable to boot successfully at all. The RST drivers, before the creators update 1709, were at 11., along with the Intel RST Management app (I installed that version after the Windows 10 update from Windows 7 uninstalled the old Matrix Storage Manager app. At this point, this is just informational.
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