BSODs

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    t33r3x

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    Are you getting them or not???

    I would like to hear from everyone running Windows-7 on AAO, to see if mine is an isolated problem.

    Thanks
     
    t33r3x, Jan 18, 2009
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    furiousgibbon

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    One so far. When loading the contents of an SD card with images and videos from a Canon Ixus camera. Picture thumbnails loaded ok, stalled on loading the video thumbnail, then a few seconds later BSOD and reboot. Apart from that I've been using it daily for a week and not had another problem.
     
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    i got two
    one was because of the graphic driver and the other was during the install of visual studio express c#.
     
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    I got one today, was a bit random, not sure what caused it, didnt say anything just had random scribbles/sybols in white, weird, disappeared after a second so didnt get a chance tog get a good look
     
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    I have been running w7 now for about a week and never yet had a BSOD.
     
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    Which graphics driver are you using?
     
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    I'm using the one from Windows update, 8.15.10.1620
     
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    Oooh i didnt notice that optional update, hopefully this will stop BSODs and maybe improve video playback performance :)

    Thanks for the heads up!

    edit:

    nope mkv files and youtube hd vids still wont play properly, seem slightly better but still unwatchable
     
    ears1991, Jan 20, 2009
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    I downloaded some sample 720p movies from microsofts site and they played perfectly.
     
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    Got several this morning while trying to change the settings of my wifi. Twice in a row, then I decided :idea: to try removing the Intel software (apparently incompatible), and got one while uninstalling that software package. Rebooted fine after each one, and after uninstalling the Intel stuff, I can adjust my wireless properties just fine (no more BSOD's). Just a head's up for anyone who may try to use the actual Intel wireless manager. Doesn't work (yet).

    Also, apparently Advanced System Care was causing my corrupt file system errors, FWIW... :)
     
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    t33r3x

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    no more BSODs for me.

    i installed win-7 again from within winXP (as opposed to vista last time), whilst keeping winXP (dual boot).

    i updated all the drivers, been testing for a week, no BSODs.

    only other difference between this installation and last was that I used an official MS beta as opposed to a leaked version.
     
    t33r3x, Jan 27, 2009
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    hey t33r3x,
    Do you get BSOD's when transferring files over the network from one pc to another over wifi?
     
    lroy12, Jan 27, 2009
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    t33r3x

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    haven't tried that.

    but will attempt it as soon as i figure out how to do it.

    I've always had trouble in the past connecting to the main pc using a laptop.
     
    t33r3x, Jan 27, 2009
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