I've started experiencing BSOD on my Windows 7 computer.
Usually the BSOD does not have any details but one of them had the KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE error.
I thought it was probably a disk or the RAM so I ran chkdsk (and repair) on all drives and a full MemTest86 test but still getting the BSOD.
But then I realized that my automatic windows backup (backing up my SSD C: drive to my SATA D: drive) was not working anymore. The reason given by Windows: "Your destination drive is not valid. You cannot use a volume included in the back as a destination".
So I was like "meh?? I've being doing this for years (literally)". So I clicked the "Modify backup parameters" which opens up the list of available destination drives. And when I choose my D: drive, Windows tells me that I cannot use this drive because"Planned backup of the system image is not allowed on removable devices".
Meh again !!! So I check the bottom right "unplug" icon and all of my drives (including the SSD C: drive which runs Windows) are here ! I'm pretty sure there were not here before !!!
I also had a glance at the Events Viewer but didn't find anything obvious there (a few errors but nothing very clear).
Before the BSOD, I had to open the computer box to replug the box fan (which was starting on boot up then stopping a few minutes later for no reason). And I feel like the BSOD started a little later after that. Note that the fan is working fine now so I assumed it was just a loose cable.
Could this be me touching something I shouldn't have when opening the box? What can I try ?
Thanks