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My old XP computer got this BSOD

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I have 3 IDE HDDs installed, C,D,E. After I restarted, D went missing from My Computer but it went back after another restart. I checked with CrystalDiskInfo but the health status is "good". It seems to work fine now but it might happen again, any idea on what is this how to fix this?

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  • I would suspect drive D is failing, they don't always show this in smart data. If it is an old PATA (IDE) hard drive try a new data cable.
    – Moab
    Commented Jul 25, 2015 at 16:46
  • IdeChnDr.sys is Intel Application Accelerator driver. Are you running the latest version of it ?
    – clhy
    Commented Jul 25, 2015 at 17:44

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The most likely cause would be that the drive D is failing on your computer, especially with the behaviour it has shown (simply disappearing after a BSOD), however it could also be to do with the Intel Application Accelerator being corrupt; you should uninstall it so Windows can use it's default IDE controller driver.

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