Hello,
I recently built a new PC for a family member with the following main spec:
-Asus Gryphon Z87
-Crucial Tactical 1600MHz 2x8GB
-EVGA GTX 660 2GB
-Intel i5 4440
-OS installed on a Crucial SSD M500 240GB
-Windows 7 64-bit
I'm having a bizarre storage related issue however. I have the PC connected to an NAS through the router, and recently had to copy a bunch of stuff from it over to the PC. Most files work fine, however, there are a few specific files that will copy to the PC fine, but when I try to actually access them the Window will crash, prompting me to restart the Windows Explorer process. Explorer closes, then will not come back. The only way to shut down the PC is through the power switch. This happens whether I try to access the files from the PC, or directly from the NAS through the connection to that PC. I thought it may be corrupted files, however, I can access the files with no issue at all from other PCs connected to the NAS.
Any ideas what could be going on? Something else I've noticed too is that occasionally when I try access something on the system drives, nothing will happen for a short while (no HDD activity light), then it will suddenly open without issue. Also most of the time the login process is very quick (flashes past the welcome screen), but again occasionally it will stay on the "logging on" loading screen for 5-10 seconds without HDD activity, then continue. Could it be related?
Would appreciate any input, thanks!


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