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Geesey Gee...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices Yes I too have the same problem. I have a GeForce 7600 GS card and Windows Vista Home I have MSI 7300GS with Win Xp 64 bit. I can only run in safe mode or wiht generic VGA drivers. Everytime I boot normally I get BSOD.

How I can know what error occured during Vista 64 Bit installa
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[Rival] Blue Consequences of 64-bit Windows Vista
Saucy saucyle...@newsgroup.nospam microsoft public windows vista general Good morning: [How to troubleshoot a Stop 0x0000007E error in Windows XP I have installed Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit on my computer. Everything was working fine but on 25th February of 2008, after the operating system has been

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All but L of the computers I've run Vista on are 64 bit capable. -- Cheryl D Wise MS MVP FrontPagehttp://by-expression.com Author: Foundations of Microsoft Expression Web: The Basics and Beyond <snip> It's crap. I just built a new PC. Vista didn't like the modem. It took several attempts to determine the modem

Blue screen of death
Charlie C Charli...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista installation_setup okay how am i suposed to install new video drivers when i cannot one anyway but it didnt change a danm thing and the only other os i have is 32 bit how the hell am i suposed to install a 64 bit driver on a 32 bit os.

Vista 64 bit or Windows XP x64 edition ?
Carlos "Maz" wrote: Guys it looks like lately My rig have been PROBLEM MAGNET , i hit another problem yesterday , when i had the blue screen problem with vista 64 bit because of the 4gb of ram , windows installation crashed as i mentioned in another post , and then when i got the problem fixed thanks to Carlos and

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Thanks carlos "Carlos" wrote: Maz, Here's some MS stuff about your issue: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/929777/en-us Carlos "Maz" wrote: Hi there , i've got a problem with Vista 64 bit , when i try to install it on my pc , during the installation like half way through or something it gives me a

error during windows vista business edition 64 bit installation-Bl
Tachyon tach...@hi-speed.universe microsoft public windows vista general microsoft public windows 64bit general "Tachyon" <tach...@hi-speed.universe> wrote in I have not seen a BSOD in almost six years, on my machines. Vista 32-bit works perfectly on this PC - I check that two days ago when the DVDs arrived.

Raid 5 problems in Vista 64 bit
Feliks Dzerzhinsky fdzerzhin...@kgb.su microsoft public windows 64bit general Kue2 wrote: Vista 64 RTM 6000 So Far: 2-Bsod both when logging off a user .......something to do with the win 32 kernel. Winmail will hang or lock-up with different errors with windows live.(when trying to post message) Event viewer log

Vista Home Premium (64-bit) Unscheduled Reboots
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vista 64 bit corrupt registry
planetLars planetL...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsupdate I should have mentioned that I run memory dignostics and that it didn't find a problem. I'm using Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit german.

Why I wont be using Vista again (Long)
Darren Dar...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows 64bit general microsoft public windows vista general You guys seem quite up to date. I rebooted....upon reboot I got a BSOD.....with some nonsense about a possible virus and or a device driver that did not install properly.....I ignored.

M2N-E and Vi$ta 64-bit
Check that you do have the Vista drivers for you NIC and modem. -- Jane, not plain ;) 64 bit enabled :-) Batteries not included. I'm trying to avoid a complete re-install of Vista 64, if possible. In antcipation of requests, the information below is the BSOD text and the few reports I could find.

Blue screen while installing Vista 64 bit
When the BSOD codes are seemingly random, you have a hardware problem, not software. The list Carlos gave is pretty good, but I would start with #3 and #4: Check all Hello everybody, Im running Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit on a system built last year, Intel Core 2 Duo E6550, MSI P6N SLI-FI nForce650i SLI,

New Rig - Vista 64-bit or XP?
Now your pc will give you a BSOD blue screen instead of rebooting. Make a note of the exact error code. This will help determine what is causing the reboots. There may even be a reference on Upon completion of a clean installation of Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit), my system started to reboot on its own.

Blue screen while installing Vista 64 bit
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Convert new HP 32bit Vista home premium to Vista 64bit Ultimate
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vista 64 bit corrupt registry
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BSOD in Vista Media Center
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NWCCGetPrefServerName BSOD Vista 64 bit
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