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2015/07/30 10:58:44 (permalink)
It appears that BSOD happens randomly during start up or reboot process. It started happening after i installed drivers for Intel MEI. I used the ones from eVga website. Is there a way to disable Intel MEI in BIOS or perhaps some other drivers are available?
 
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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/07/30 11:01:12 (permalink)
    Are you sure its being cause by ME and not Intel Rapidstorage.
     
    There a a version of INTRapidst  that will cause blue screens on boot up. I'm using the ver from 8-2013 and it works fine.
     
    I highly doubt this is due to ME.

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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/07/30 11:10:10 (permalink)
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    Are you sure its being cause by ME and not Intel Rapidstorage.
     
    There a a version of INTRapidst  that will cause blue screens on boot up. I'm using the ver from 8-2013 and it works fine.
     
    I highly doubt this is due to ME.


    I don't have installed Intel Rapidstorage. I use Windows 10 default drivers. It could not recognize Intel ME so i grabbed the ones from evga Support Site. Is it safe to do firmware upgrade on Intel ME to version 10.x.x.x ?
     
    I was running AMD 15.7 drivers but i noticed they released newer drivers for Windows 10 x64 AMD 15.7.1
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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/07/30 11:30:35 (permalink)
    Hmmm boy I don't know now.
     
    I first run the chipset driver, then ME and the intel rapidstorage.
     
    in that order.
     
    you'll need to reboot after rapid storage installs.

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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/07/30 12:06:37 (permalink)
    If you believe it is the Intel ME you should be able to uninstall this from the control panel

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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/07/30 12:34:25 (permalink)
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    If you believe it is the Intel ME you should be able to uninstall this from the control panel


    Or boot into Safemode and uninstall.

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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/08/02 08:26:46 (permalink)
    Intel ME was crashing my x79 Dark and WIN 10 and it was happening in WIN 8.1 as well. I just don't use it. 

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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/08/03 08:31:45 (permalink)
    I found a problem. 
     
    I installed Windows 7 back and i noticed i started getting random BSOD during startup or reboot process with Windows 7 as well. Soon after my motherboard died. :( I tried everything and no go, no post, no beep, screen black. Lights and fans were on. I pulled my backup board AsRock Extreme 4 x79 and everything is good now. I tried to RTM evga x79 Classified but out of luck, apparently board had only 3 years of warrant and funny thing is i had the board for 3 years and couple months, right on time. 
     
    :(
     
    A lesson learned? I wish i got lifetime warranty.
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    Re: Windows 10 and x79 Classified blue screen of death 2015/08/04 09:20:47 (permalink)
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    I found a problem. 
     
    I installed Windows 7 back and i noticed i started getting random BSOD during startup or reboot process with Windows 7 as well. Soon after my motherboard died. :( I tried everything and no go, no post, no beep, screen black. Lights and fans were on. I pulled my backup board AsRock Extreme 4 x79 and everything is good now. I tried to RTM evga x79 Classified but out of luck, apparently board had only 3 years of warrant and funny thing is i had the board for 3 years and couple months, right on time. 
     
    :(
     
    A lesson learned? I wish i got lifetime warranty.


    Only problem is there is no lifetime warranty. You could have bought a 10-year warranty though.


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