What exactly happened? Could this be because of using 'native IDE' mode instead of 'legacy'? My board is a Gigabyte P35-DS4. When you install the latest version of your Norton product, you need to configure the Security & Privacy settings to allow Norton System Extensions. Fact is, my SSD can't be used any longer, booting takes ages, plugging it in after booting will make it visible for the updater a few minutes (serial number is still readable, no 'BAD_CTX' like in the other thread I found). Updater did *something* with my SSD, don't know what exactly. I kept the SSD connected a few more minutes and it couldn't be found by the updater again. I connected the SSD again and the firmware updater was able to find it and reported the latest firmware was already installed. A gust of wind had made the small creature lose control of her wings and had fallen into the sea.

Plot Many years before, while climbing the foot of a cliff, Henry, Lauras grandfather, had met a small fairy named Lumina. Booting was fast again and the updater started. A Game Boy Color-exclusive version, simply re-titled Laura, was produced and released in 2000. The file downloaded just fine, but when I try to open the file using Windows installer, a message pops open for about a half-second that says 'Please wait while windows configures. After reading all the posts about downloading & installing the 1394 Legacy driver to fix glitches like this, I did so. I then unplugged it from SATA and hit reset again. In Capture mode, only audio plays (no video). I tried rerunning the updater but it told me there wasn't any SSD. Search: System Extension Blocked Legacy Developer Jmicron. Booting now takes ages and the SSD isn't recognized any more. So I hit reset, switched back to AHCI and. The updater reported a successful firmware update and that I should restart now. I tried to update to the latest firmware yesterday, changed BIOS from AHCI to IDE mode, booted up the firmware updater and everything went through as planned.

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