GA-MA790X-UD4P (rev. 1.0), F9 BIOS
AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition (4th core unlocked, not OC'd)
Corsair 60gb SSD w/ Win 7 64 bit
Seagate 1T HDD w/ XP/SP3 32 bit
WD 750gb HDD
I leave the computer in Win 7 and come back an hour later to find it's rebooted into XP (not the default) and the SSD and WD drives have disappeared. Reboot warm and "detecting drives" takes ~1 minute and then sees only the Seagate drive and then only XP. BIOS only sees the Seagate. Long story short, I shut down, wait a minute, restart and now it's detecting the SSD too. Reset the boot order and it boots to the Win 7 SSD as usual, although Windows sees the WD HDD as a new device (but everything is there). This is the first time this has happened.
Obviously, it's more than a bit worrisome. Is it likely to be just one of those random occurrences, or is there something to more to know or watch for? Thanks,
AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition (4th core unlocked, not OC'd)
Corsair 60gb SSD w/ Win 7 64 bit
Seagate 1T HDD w/ XP/SP3 32 bit
WD 750gb HDD
I leave the computer in Win 7 and come back an hour later to find it's rebooted into XP (not the default) and the SSD and WD drives have disappeared. Reboot warm and "detecting drives" takes ~1 minute and then sees only the Seagate drive and then only XP. BIOS only sees the Seagate. Long story short, I shut down, wait a minute, restart and now it's detecting the SSD too. Reset the boot order and it boots to the Win 7 SSD as usual, although Windows sees the WD HDD as a new device (but everything is there). This is the first time this has happened.
Obviously, it's more than a bit worrisome. Is it likely to be just one of those random occurrences, or is there something to more to know or watch for? Thanks,
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