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Every driver is updated for Vista X64 their isnt any other programs installed
but Vista ultimate X64 I have an AMD Athlon 64 3200+, a Biostar GFORCE
6100-M9 motherboard 256 nvidia vista ready video card, two G memory, 300G
seagat sata hard drive I reinstalled every thing fresh several times and all
the drivers are updated for the X64 version I checked the temperatures thers
nothing overheating any buddy know how to stop my computer from freezing or
lockingup

Does it hang on boot-up or does it take some run time before it hangs? Is it
a hard ahng where nothing works or a soft hang where hte mouse still moves
and such.


An easy way to determine if the hang is hardware or software is to enable
manual crash dumps:

http://blogs.technet.com/brad_rutkow...-can-i-do.aspx

If you then initiate a manual crash dump via the keyboard and nothing
happens (test to make sure a manual crash works prior to a hang) then you can
safely assume its hardware.

If it does crash, then you could analyze the dmp file as to why it’s
hanging, although this is more complex and perhaps I can assist.
--
This post is provided as-is and is my opinion, check the facts before doing
anything in production.

http://blogs.technet.com/brad_rutkowski


"greg7683" wrote:

> Every driver is updated for Vista X64 their isnt any other programs installed
> but Vista ultimate X64 I have an AMD Athlon 64 3200+, a Biostar GFORCE
> 6100-M9 motherboard 256 nvidia vista ready video card, two G memory, 300G
> seagat sata hard drive I reinstalled every thing fresh several times and all
> the drivers are updated for the X64 version I checked the temperatures thers
> nothing overheating any buddy know how to stop my computer from freezing or
> lockingup
>

Hi!

In Microsoft article, it is not specified if it is also for Vista.
Do you know if it works for Vista?

Merci beaucoup!

"Brad Rutkowski" <> wrote in message
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> Does it hang on boot-up or does it take some run time before it hangs? Is
> it
> a hard ahng where nothing works or a soft hang where hte mouse still moves
> and such.
>
>
> An easy way to determine if the hang is hardware or software is to enable
> manual crash dumps:
>
> http://blogs.technet.com/brad_rutkow...-can-i-do.aspx
>
> If you then initiate a manual crash dump via the keyboard and nothing
> happens (test to make sure a manual crash works prior to a hang) then you
> can
> safely assume its hardware.
>
> If it does crash, then you could analyze the dmp file as to why it’s
> hanging, although this is more complex and perhaps I can assist.
> --
> This post is provided as-is and is my opinion, check the facts before
> doing
> anything in production.
>
> http://blogs.technet.com/brad_rutkowski