My server has been blue screening over these past few days. The server shuts down every night around 7-8pm and the next day I come in the server does not boot. The BIOS says AHCI port 0 error. The error states that the hard drive is dying. How should I fix this? It is non-RAIDED but if I were to setup a mirror RAID would I have to back anything up or will it do it by itself?
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PENDING Dying hard drives on Windows Server
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What's the server OS and HDD model ?. Why not replace the HDD with another compatible one so that you get rid of these issues.
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My server is Windows server 2016. Here is the setup on the server:
hard drive ports:
#4 #5 #6 #7
#0 #1 #2 #3
I have hard drives on all ports. Here is my RAID configuration and the error:
The error states that there is an error on port 0, and when it blue screens it says error on port 0 and 4.
I have taken out all the drives and used a SATA to USB device to see what is in the hard drives and I cannot seem to get anything out of them besides hard drive 2 which is the TEMP drive for SCCM.
hard drive ports:
#4 #5 #6 #7
#0 #1 #2 #3
I have hard drives on all ports. Here is my RAID configuration and the error:
The error states that there is an error on port 0, and when it blue screens it says error on port 0 and 4.
I have taken out all the drives and used a SATA to USB device to see what is in the hard drives and I cannot seem to get anything out of them besides hard drive 2 which is the TEMP drive for SCCM.
