Windows Vista RAID 0 Failure with running QuickTime

It seems like you are facing an issue with Quicktime causing a system freeze that leads to data loss on computers with RAID 0 arrays, specifically those with NVIDIA chipsets. The problem stems from Intel updating their storage drivers to prevent this issue, but NVIDIA has not yet released a fix for this issue. Here are a few suggestions to potentially address this problem: 1. Driver Updates: While NVIDIA has not updated their drivers to address this specific issue, it's still worth checking if there are any new driver updates available for your NVIDIA chipset. Sometimes newer driver versions can provide fixes for compatibility issues. 2. Compatibility Mode: You can try running Quicktime in compatibility mode. Right-click on the Quicktime executable, go to Properties, and then Compatibility. Try running it in compatibility mode for an older version of Windows to see if that helps prevent the system freeze. 3. Application Settings: Check within Quicktime if there are any specific settings or preferences that could be causing the conflict with the RAID 0 array setup. Sometimes certain configurations within applications can lead to unexpected behavior. 4. Alternative Media Players: If the issue persists, you might consider using alternative media players instead of Quicktime. There are many lightweight and reliable media players available that might not cause conflicts with RAID setups. 5. Consult NVIDIA Support: Reach out to NVIDIA's customer support or forums to inquire about any potential solutions or workarounds for using Quicktime on systems with NVIDIA chipsets and RAID 0 arrays. It's essential to back up important data regularly to avoid permanent data loss in case of unexpected system failures. If the issue persists, seeking assistance from NVIDIA or contacting Quicktime support for further guidance might be beneficial.