Hi guys,
I'm new to the forum and joined in an effort to find out why I am getting constant BSOD's.
Seems I'm not alone :0)
The answer to this problem is run mtst, replace your ram, update your drivers etc. all things I certainly didn't have to do when running windows XP.
As a matter of interest I ran 2 searches on google "Windows xp" BSOD and "Windows 7" BSOD and XP found 1.9 million atricles and W7 found an amazing 1.65 million.
I'm not a quitter and I'm trying to stick with it but it's already cost me 2 trips across town, new ram, new fan, 4 attempts at reinstalling and even with minimum software on board it still crashes.
I reinstalled again yesterday and went on line to try playing one of these simple 10mb driving games and got a BSOD fltmgr.sys then I had another one today playing a game I installed ntkrnlpa.exe. I've alrady posted mini dumps on here alongside dozens of others so this isn't a cry for help.
I'd just like your opinions Back to XP? or stick with it?
I'm new to the forum and joined in an effort to find out why I am getting constant BSOD's.
Seems I'm not alone :0)
The answer to this problem is run mtst, replace your ram, update your drivers etc. all things I certainly didn't have to do when running windows XP.
As a matter of interest I ran 2 searches on google "Windows xp" BSOD and "Windows 7" BSOD and XP found 1.9 million atricles and W7 found an amazing 1.65 million.
I'm not a quitter and I'm trying to stick with it but it's already cost me 2 trips across town, new ram, new fan, 4 attempts at reinstalling and even with minimum software on board it still crashes.
I reinstalled again yesterday and went on line to try playing one of these simple 10mb driving games and got a BSOD fltmgr.sys then I had another one today playing a game I installed ntkrnlpa.exe. I've alrady posted mini dumps on here alongside dozens of others so this isn't a cry for help.
I'd just like your opinions Back to XP? or stick with it?