Windows 10: Logging Event ID's 153 and 129 causing hitches, freezes in windows 10

I have had a persistent problem for about a year now, and have not been able to find any solutions for it. I downloaded an update in January that caused my system to start having intermittent freezes and hitches that, on average, last about 45 seconds and cause my system to stop responding. It is a problem while gaming and in my student work, as when it happens during a zoom meeting it can cause my connection to drop or the program to stop responding. I've tried everything I can find online that seems reasonable, short of manipulating the registry because of the seeming lack of support on this topic that is recent. Most of the forums and solutions that I've seen date as far back as 2013 sometimes, and I haven't wanted to change modern settings on advice 5+ years old. From things I have read it seems to be a SATA driver issue, but my system is AMD and from the digging I have done down that avenue, the AMD chip-set uses the generic MS SATA driver rather than a proprietary one, and I've seen recommendations from AMD against forcing the SATA driver to update. Please help!!


My System:

CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x

MOBO: Asus Prime x470 Pro

GPU: Asus rtx 2060 ROG

Storage: Lexar NS200 960 gb SSD, and Seagate Barracuda Compute 4 TB 3.5" 5400RPM Internal Hard Drive

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Random freeze at certain interval , Event id 153


I had my win 10 installed for about 2 weeks , but there's some problem about randomly freeze at some interval , so i checked event viewer and got event id 153 which is say about "The IO operation at logical block address 0x204d96b8 for Disk 0 (PDO name: \Device\Ide\IAAStorageDevice-1) was retried" Does everyone here know what it is ?coz I dont really know about I/O operation at windows .

 

computer failed to boot - disk error event id 153 + 98

Hi, suggest you try Hard Disk Sentinel (trial) - gives a great quick analysis (SSDs too).

Please post the results.

Event ID 153:
This event may be an indication that the specified drive may be failing soon. This is especially true if the event is recorded regularly. The first step is to run the maintenance utilities related to hard drives, starting with CHKDSK and the utilities available from the manufacturer for that specific brand.

Event ID 98:
Event ID: 98

 

Event ID 153 and 129 for three month old SSD. Did I buy a faulty SSD?

Just dealt with the same issues on a PNY SSD on a clean install of Win 10. Issue can be triggered by putting the system to sleep, waking up & immediately trying to access the HDD by opening a folder or file. Event ID 153 & 129 appear in the event logs after a 10-30 sec freeze of the OS.

Another forum suggested using standard SATA drivers instead of the AMD ones I downloaded from Gigabyte. When I went to roll back, I actually found that the SATA controller was using the "Standard SATA AHCI Controller" driver from Microsoft (version 10.0.10586.0, 6/21/2006). I updated the driver using the "Browse my computer for driver software" option, and browsed to the location of the unzipped chip set package. It found & updated the driver with one from AMD (v 1.2.1.402, 3/29/2015) After reboot, issue is resolved.

While this doesn't match your conditions exactly, it should point you towards the 2006 driver from Microsoft as being the most likely source of the problem.

Since you can't find an official Win 10 driver from ASUS, I'd recommend using Snappy Driver Installer to check for a new one (Snappy Driver Installer - Install and Update Drivers for Free) . This a free, no B.S. tool that will search for updated drivers for your chip set that were released by other manufacturers. I've found it useful many times when I can't find an official driver for something.