Hey,

 

A neighbor's pc (Gateway 500SE) was showing SMART errors so I suggested that
we replace the HD with a new one.  It turns out they had a 40GB HD in it and
I got a 500GB HD to replace it with,  I ghosted the old drive and restored
the image to the new drive.  I then put the new drive in and booted up.  I
get a blue screen with a D1 error (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.

 

In looking around in the BIOS, I saw that the BIOS could only see 137GB max
of the HD.  SO I made 4 partitions and restored the image to the C:
partition and rebooted.  Still the same D1 stop error.

 

So I then upgrade the BIOS (this machine is about 8 years old and I'm sure
it had the BIOS that shipped with it) to the latest version.  The BIOS can
now see all 500GB on the HD.  But I am still getting the D1 blue screeb.

 

The full stop code line is 0x000000D1  (0x0ECD2F95, 0x00000002, 0x00000002,
0x83A5ED20)

 

Anyone have any ideas as to what I can do to fix it?

 

Thanks,

Bobby

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