HP Pavilion Elite M9350F

HEY GUYS, I'VE BEEN READING THROUGH THE FORUM FOR LAST COUPLE OF WEEK
AND REALLY AM IMPRESSED WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND DEDICATION OF TH
MEMBERS; MUCH PROP'S![/B] C(^^,)

I'VE BEEN HAVING ISSUES WITH MY PC SINCE THE FIRST COUPLE OF WEEK
AFTER PURCHASE. IT SEEMS I HAVE SPENT AN ENDLESS AMOUNT OF TIME TRYIN
TO EXPLAIN, AND MOREOVER, FIND A SOLUTION TO MY PROBLEM WITH A MYRIA
OF HP TECHNICIANS ON THE PHONE AND INTERNET. I EVEN SPENT $60 FOR THEI
\"SMART FRIEND\" SERVICE, TO WHICH WAS A COMPLETE DISAPPOINTMENT
CONSIDERING I FELT I KNEW MORE ABOUT COMPUTERS THAN THE TECHNICIANS
SPOKE WITH

HENCE, I HAVE COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT THE BEST OPTION I HAVE LEF
IS THIS FORUM..

[B]MY PROBLEM IS RECURRING PERFORMANCE ISSUES WITH VISTA. IT SEEM
EVERY TIME I DOWNLOAD AN UPDATE FOR WINDOWS, MY COMPUTER POOP'S OUT.
HAVE ALSO BEEN GETTING OCCASIONAL BLUE SCREENS...
-Have you guys ever heard of a compatibility issue with this compute
and Vista? Any suggestions to a possible solution to my problem woul
be greatly appreciated
I know my symptoms seem a bit vague; so I would be more than willing t
supply more information. Here is some basic system information for
start:

OS Name: Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Home Premiu
Version: 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 600
Other OS Description: Not Availabl
OS Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporatio
System Name: CKURRY-P
System Manufacturer: HP-Pavilio
System Model: KQ498AA-ABA m9350
System Type: x64-based P
Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) 9850 Quad-Core Processor, 2500 Mhz,
Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date: American Megatrends Inc. 5.29, 4/28/200
SMBIOS Version: 2.
Windows Directory: C:\Window
System Directory: C:\Windows\system3
Boot Device: \Device\HarddiskVolume
Locale: United State
Hardware Abstraction Layer: Version = "6.0.6002.18005
User Name: CKurry-PC\CKurr
Time Zone: Pacific Daylight Tim
Installed Physical Memory (RAM): 6.00 G
Total Physical Memory: 6.00 G
Available Physical Memory: 4.16 G
Total Virtual Memory: 12.1 G
Available Virtual Memory: 9.74 G
Page File Space: 6.29 G
Page File: C:\pagefile.sy

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Americano

Blue screens symptoms are quite specific, not vague.

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"Americano" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> HEY GUYS, I'VE BEEN READING THROUGH THE FORUM FOR LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS
> AND REALLY AM IMPRESSED WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND DEDICATION OF THE
> MEMBERS; MUCH PROP'S![/B] C(^^,)C
>
> I'VE BEEN HAVING ISSUES WITH MY PC SINCE THE FIRST COUPLE OF WEEKS
> AFTER PURCHASE. IT SEEMS I HAVE SPENT AN ENDLESS AMOUNT OF TIME TRYING
> TO EXPLAIN, AND MOREOVER, FIND A SOLUTION TO MY PROBLEM WITH A MYRIAD
> OF HP TECHNICIANS ON THE PHONE AND INTERNET. I EVEN SPENT $60 FOR THEIR
> \"SMART FRIEND\" SERVICE, TO WHICH WAS A COMPLETE DISAPPOINTMENT;
> CONSIDERING I FELT I KNEW MORE ABOUT COMPUTERS THAN THE TECHNICIANS I
> SPOKE WITH.
>
> HENCE, I HAVE COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT THE BEST OPTION I HAVE LEFT
> IS THIS FORUM...
>
> [B]MY PROBLEM IS RECURRING PERFORMANCE ISSUES WITH VISTA. IT SEEMS
> EVERY TIME I DOWNLOAD AN UPDATE FOR WINDOWS, MY COMPUTER POOP'S OUT. I
> HAVE ALSO BEEN GETTING OCCASIONAL BLUE SCREENS...
> -Have you guys ever heard of a compatibility issue with this computer
> and Vista? Any suggestions to a possible solution to my problem would
> be greatly appreciated!
> I know my symptoms seem a bit vague; so I would be more than willing to
> supply more information. Here is some basic system information for a
> start:-
>
> OS Name: Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Home Premium
> Version: 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002
> Other OS Description: Not Available
> OS Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
> System Name: CKURRY-PC
> System Manufacturer: HP-Pavilion
> System Model: KQ498AA-ABA m9350f
> System Type: x64-based PC
> Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) 9850 Quad-Core Processor, 2500 Mhz, 4
> Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s):
> BIOS Version/Date: American Megatrends Inc. 5.29, 4/28/2009
> SMBIOS Version: 2.5
> Windows Directory: C:\Windows
> System Directory: C:\Windows\system32
> Boot Device: \Device\HarddiskVolume1
> Locale: United States
> Hardware Abstraction Layer: Version = "6.0.6002.18005"
> User Name: CKurry-PC\CKurry
> Time Zone: Pacific Daylight Time
> Installed Physical Memory (RAM): 6.00 GB
> Total Physical Memory: 6.00 GB
> Available Physical Memory: 4.16 GB
> Total Virtual Memory: 12.1 GB
> Available Virtual Memory: 9.74 GB
> Page File Space: 6.29 GB
> Page File: C:\pagefile.sys
>
>
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> Americano

;1121499 Wrote:
> Blue screens symptoms are quite specific, not vague.

Yes, I realize this...

I have written down the technical information from one occurrence, but
have not been able to capture them all. I should have put that in on my
original post. Do you know of any website that I could research the
information provided?

The last blue screen I got was as follows:

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

(0x0000000A)
(0x0000000000000050)
(0x0000000000000002)
(0x0000000000000001)
(0xFFFFF80002077202)


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Americano

Americano <> wrote:

>
>HEY GUYS, I'VE BEEN READING THROUGH THE FORUM FOR LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS
>AND REALLY AM IMPRESSED WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND DEDICATION OF THE
>MEMBERS; MUCH PROP'S![/B] C(^^,)C

You might have noticed that NO one posts in ALL CAPS.

Stop it.

In Control Panel choose Problem Reports and Solutions (type problem in
Start's searchbox), right click your error and choose Check For Solution.
You can also examine the details.

In Administrative Tools choose Reliability and Performance Monitor and
choose Reliability Monitor (type Reliability in search on Start). This list
a chart of software installs, uninstalls, Windows updates, and crashes. See
if your crashes started happening after you installed or uninstalled
something.

Are all the crashes the same or different. If different try

Have you run memory diagnostic (Control Panel in classic mode -
Administrative Tools - Memory Diagnostic Tool) also
chkdsk c: /r
in a command prompt.
Then
sfc /scannow

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"Americano" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> ;1121499 Wrote:
>> Blue screens symptoms are quite specific, not vague.
>
> Yes, I realize this...
>
> I have written down the technical information from one occurrence, but
> have not been able to capture them all. I should have put that in on my
> original post. Do you know of any website that I could research the
> information provided?
>
> The last blue screen I got was as follows:
>
> IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
>
> (0x0000000A)
> (0x0000000000000050)
> (0x0000000000000002)
> (0x0000000000000001)
> (0xFFFFF80002077202)
>
>
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> Americano

;1121513 Wrote:
> In Control Panel choose Problem Reports and Solutions (type problem in
> Start's searchbox), right click your error and choose Check For
> Solution.
> You can also examine the details.
>
> In Administrative Tools choose Reliability and Performance Monitor and
> choose Reliability Monitor (type Reliability in search on Start). This
> list
> a chart of software installs, uninstalls, Windows updates, and crashes.
> See
> if your crashes started happening after you installed or uninstalled
> something.
>
> Are all the crashes the same or different. If different try
>
> Have you run memory diagnostic (Control Panel in classic mode -
> Administrative Tools - Memory Diagnostic Tool) also
> chkdsk c: /r
> in a command prompt.
> Then
> sfc /scannow

Thanks for the tips, I appreciate it. I'll have to try them tomorrow;
I got to get some much needed sleep; between being a full time student
in college and having a job, my days are usually long ones.


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Americano

The chkdsk thing can take hours. Suggest you do that overnight.

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"Americano" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> ;1121513 Wrote:
>> In Control Panel choose Problem Reports and Solutions (type problem in
>> Start's searchbox), right click your error and choose Check For
>> Solution.
>> You can also examine the details.
>>
>> In Administrative Tools choose Reliability and Performance Monitor and
>> choose Reliability Monitor (type Reliability in search on Start). This
>> list
>> a chart of software installs, uninstalls, Windows updates, and crashes.
>> See
>> if your crashes started happening after you installed or uninstalled
>> something.
>>
>> Are all the crashes the same or different. If different try
>>
>> Have you run memory diagnostic (Control Panel in classic mode -
>> Administrative Tools - Memory Diagnostic Tool) also
>> chkdsk c: /r
>> in a command prompt.
>> Then
>> sfc /scannow
>
> Thanks for the tips, I appreciate it. I'll have to try them tomorrow;
> I got to get some much needed sleep; between being a full time student
> in college and having a job, my days are usually long ones.
>
>
> --
> Americano