![]() ![]() I tried this several times and it seems to work a treat. Then after you turn on or reboot, head back into there again BEFORE you try running DT and re-enable it. I went in under safe mode, and disabled this driver in my device manager profile and lo and behold no more BSOD in bootup.Ī nice fix for now until it gets sorted out, is to install DT and use it as much as you want BUT, if you are going to reboot your machine or turn it off for any reason, go into your device manager (Start-control panel-system-hardware-device manager) find the heading which says "SCSI and Raid controller", open it and then disable the "ST3MP28 controller" that you find in there, then reboot or turn off your computer like normal. This can be useful if the files or folders cannot be deleted by normal procedures because they are is use and locked. I know that DT installs this driver because up until I installed DT I had never seen this driver in my device manager profile. delete or move files and folders on reboot Delete.On.Reboot is a small utility for advanced users that can help you delete files or folders the next time your computer boots. It seems that XP has taken a distinct disliking to loading the ST3MP28 controller (that DT installs) on bootup, that's why we are getting the BSOD after rebooting our machines. (not fixed it, but found out whats causing it.) ![]()
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