Windows 10: New Samsung M.2 SSD, Ive been getting BSOD error, 0x0000000e

Hello everyone,

Seeing as I work in an IT support capacity, ill try my best to explain the situation, and the troubleshooting steps i have taken thus far.

First and foremost my PC Specs:

CPU: Intel Core i7 6700K Standard clock
RAM: Gskill RipJaw DDR4 3200 16GB
Motherboard: Asus Hero VIII
Primary Hard Drive: Samsung 970 Pro SSD M.2 512MB
Secondary Hard Drive: Samsung 850 SSD 512 MB
Tertiary Hard Drive: Seagate Momentus 7200
GPU: MSI Gaming X GTX 1080
Three monitors


On to the issue at hand, I recently received a new SSD for my computer (The Samsung 970 Pro M.2), I replaced my old M.2 (Samsung 860 M.2 SSD). I proceed to do a complete reinstall to avoid any issues. After the OS install and all drivers for my video card, SSD's and other hardware. I proceeded to go on about my day, I received the first BSOD when i was watching YouTube on one screen and playing World of Warcraft on the other.

The error was 0x0000000e, So i than did some research and decided to check my hard drive for issues using the /scannow function. Some errors where found and corrected. This however did not resolve my issue, I received the BSOD 2-3 more time since then, the last time being 1 hour ago. The strangest part is it leaves no files in the minidump folder.

I have attached my logs, it would be greatly appreciated if anyone who has some advice or has corrected the issue before could lead me in the right direction. If anymore information is needed i will be happy to provide it to the best of my ability.

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Samsung 950 Pro M.2

Mine supports M.2 NVMe, on a X99 board in my specs. Right next to the PCIe M.2 connection it even says 10 Gb /s. So i felt not worth it to get Samsung 950 Pro then, I have 850 Pro SSD i 'll survive.

Good luck with vacation, Nice !

 

Samsung introduces the Samsung 970 PRO and EVO NVMe M.2 SSDs


Les Tokar, over at TheSSDReview.com does a great job of keeping up with new developments in this space. Not surprisingly, he's got reviews of the new Samsung devices up and ready for perusal. I know what I'm buying for my next build, for sure!

Samsung 970 EVO M.2 NVMe SSD Review (500GB/1TB) Evo Becomes a Top Tier SSD | The SSD Review
Samsung 970 Pro M.2 NVMe SSD Review (1TB) The Cost of Being The Worlds Best | The SSD Review

Check 'em out: he's got all the "speeds and feeds" for read/write/IOPs and so forth.

--Ed--

 

How to regain all unallocated space on my New Samsung 970 EVO M.2 NVMe drive?

Hello Everyone,

I just now installed a new Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 500GB SSD drive to my system, and cloned all the old information from my old 256GB M.2 SSD to this new one. All went good and my system and Bios sees the New Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 500GB
SSD and it boots to it and runs just Great.

However.. my new Drive is only using the first 250GB like the old drive was. My new drive has 227.30GB of Unallocated space on it.

How can I us all of the New drive??... Is there a Free utility or Paid or can this simple be done in Windows 10 that will allow me to move the unused "unallocated" portion so I can Us my whole 500GB drive??... I tried both EaseUS and Macrium
Free ware with no Luck.

I'm running the newest drivers and Windows 10 1809 x64. And as you can probably tell I'm new to this and would GREATLY appreciate a step by step on how to do this.

Thank-You for your Help in Advance.