Thanks for the answer!
I'll try to answer your questions now. The pagefile.sys is in the raptor and
the console identifies as disk 1 the raptor again. I have checked that
before, but the system information confuses me because identifies as boot
device \Device\HarddiskVolume2 the raptor (for the others just mentions
them). And last I have not seen any real problems with windows from this
event but it gives me insecurity about my data of course!
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> On Sun, 01 Jan 2006 22:27:27 GMT, "Dimitris Voutsinas"
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>>It seems that windows has a problem with one of my disks. In event viewer
>>gives me the event 51 message (paging fault) occassionaly on
>>\Device\Harddisk1\D but I can't recognize which disk it is. I have a
>>western
>>digital 120 gb in parallel ata as e:, a wd raptor serial ata as drive c:
>>(boot disk which in system information utility says is harddisk2) and 2
>>disks in a raid array (drive D) on the silicon raid controller. Please
>>help!
>>(I am using the latest nforce drivers).
>>
> On which disk does you page file (pagefile.sys) reside?
>
> If the information utility you're using identifies the Raptor as
> "harddisk2," doesn't it identify one of the others as "harddisk1?" The
> Computer Management console will identify your disks -- Right click My
> Computer and select "Manage;" then click on Storage/Disk Management.
> See which is listed as Disk 0, Disk 1, Disk 2, and so on.
>
> What kind of problem is this causing in Windows?
>
>
> Ron
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