Fixing (some) ianvstor.sys bluescreens
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My Lenovo T61p was constantly freezing for about a second with the hard drive light stuck on for about a week, and then yesterday it started BSODing constantly in windows AND safe mode when I was trying to diagnose. Searching the internet led to some ideas, but no decisive reasons or solutions.
From the googling I did, I thought it might be related to the Intel Turbomem that I had gotten with the computer. I wanted to disable it, however I couldn't stay in windows for long enough to do so.
1) I opened up the laptop, removed the intel turbomem chip. It looks like this:
2) I booted to windows, uninstalled the turbomem software.
3) I put the turbomem chip back in.
4) Re-installed the turbomem software/driver and re-enabled windows readyboost.
It looks like this solved the problem. Hopefully anyone else who has this problem can fix it this way.
From the googling I did, I thought it might be related to the Intel Turbomem that I had gotten with the computer. I wanted to disable it, however I couldn't stay in windows for long enough to do so.
1) I opened up the laptop, removed the intel turbomem chip. It looks like this:
2) I booted to windows, uninstalled the turbomem software.
3) I put the turbomem chip back in.
4) Re-installed the turbomem software/driver and re-enabled windows readyboost.
It looks like this solved the problem. Hopefully anyone else who has this problem can fix it this way.
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How about kicking that little chip out the window. Would that fix the problem too
You can open up your laptop and replace it with one of the mini pci-express half-length ssds if you want.