The reasoning behind why it might work when it's been running for a while, it that everything has had time to warm up allowing things to expand and if there are bad connections the may tighten up after warmup.
Jim
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The reasoning behind why it might work when it's been running for a while, it that everything has had time to warm up allowing things to expand and if there are bad connections the may tighten up after warmup.
Jim
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I had a similar problem once with a drive that was ready to fail. It wouldn't spin up quickly enough, so I had to enter BIOS setup at boot and wait for a minute, then exit the BIOS setup and let the system boot normally.
Give it a try, and if it is indeed what's happening I'd advise to back up and replace the failing drive ASAP.
Good luck!
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