NOTE: It seems to happen when I'm either not paying attention for a long time, or after I've taken a break from it for a while and it goes into sleep mode, but not always just mostly. Wrote to Asrock Technical support describing the problem. SATA drives were missing from the system. Began a backup using Windows 7 backup/restore. Created directories and added a file to both SATA drives. Set up Audio/speakers.īegan setting up Windows - going through all the setting and file system. Ran Polychrome RGB, installed Corsair iCue and set up all the RGB. Installed Realtek Audio drivers, Intel LAN drivers, Asrock MB Utility, Asrock Appshop, and Polychrome RGB from Asrock website. This was the first time I noticed the SATA drives were now missing. Don't know why, but I figured it was just apps and drivers on the CD which I could get from the website. The system wouldn't read the CD, it just kept trying to use it as a burner. Since I didn't install an optical drive, I used an external CD/DVD reader/writer. Tried to run the CD that came with the mobo, but didn't work. Windows update caught most of the unrecognized devices except one. Installed Windows 10 Pro and ran a few updates. Went into BIOS and changed fans to PWM, and updated XMP memory profile to faster. First thing I did was flash to ver P1.92 - most current. System went together nicely and booted up fine. Corsair LL120 RGB fans (x3), LL140 fans (x2), via Corsair fan hub and Lighting Node Pro via USB. Samsung 970 EVO M.2 Nvme 500GB SSD (Windows System) G Skill Trident Z Royal 2x8 GB 3200 mhz These 157 events are ALWAYS immediately preceded by one second with Event #27 - "Gigabit Network Connection Network Link is Disconnected" They're still in BIOS and the only way to get them back is with a reboot. The big problem is that the 2 SATA drives randomly disappear from Windows.Įvent log shows Event #157 "Disk 1 (or 0) has been surprise removed." They both disconnect at exactly the same timestamp. It's got one big problem and a couple little nagging ones.
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