KB929777

Hi I run Vista 32bit on a MB gigabyte P35-DS3 pro with 4 GB DDRII Ram 1066 &
Intel E6750 and everything work correctly
then I install the KB929777 (reccommended by MS) as soon the reboot occur I
had a message saying that my memory had a fault and suggested that I run The
memory diagnostic tool which found an error on the RAM... unistalling The
KB929777 and now everything works correctly again and the Memory error is
gone ????? can someone explain this to me?

PS My Vista was bought in Italy in Italian language as soon I come back in
Australia I installed the english language pack could this be the cause of
the mem error?
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Santo Messina
Software Quality Analyst

The update, intended to resolve an error when more than 3GBs of memory
is installed on a system that Vista is being installed to, causes an
error? Not very comforting.
I love the workaround on the KB929777 web page:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929777

> WORKAROUND
> To work around this problem, use either of the following methods:
> • Restart the computer. Then, try to install again.
> • Remove 2 GB of RAM, and then restart the installation process. After Windows Vista is
> installed, reinstall the RAM.

When did MS hire comedians ? Maybe it should also include advice on
buying an Apple product, too. <w>


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
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*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
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Santo.SQA wrote:

> Hi I run Vista 32bit on a MB gigabyte P35-DS3 pro with 4 GB DDRII Ram 1066 &
> Intel E6750 and everything work correctly
> then I install the KB929777 (reccommended by MS) as soon the reboot occur I
> had a message saying that my memory had a fault and suggested that I run The
> memory diagnostic tool which found an error on the RAM... unistalling The
> KB929777 and now everything works correctly again and the Memory error is
> gone ????? can someone explain this to me?
>
> PS My Vista was bought in Italy in Italian language as soon I come back in
> Australia I installed the english language pack could this be the cause of
> the mem error?

There is Plenty of commedians around MS expecially certified

--
Santo Messina
Software Quality Analyst


"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote:

> The update, intended to resolve an error when more than 3GBs of memory
> is installed on a system that Vista is being installed to, causes an
> error? Not very comforting.
> I love the workaround on the KB929777 web page:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929777
>
> > WORKAROUND
> > To work around this problem, use either of the following methods:
> > • Restart the computer. Then, try to install again.
> > • Remove 2 GB of RAM, and then restart the installation process. After Windows Vista is
> > installed, reinstall the RAM.
>
> When did MS hire comedians ? Maybe it should also include advice on
> buying an Apple product, too. <w>
>
>
> MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008]
> ===============
> *-343-* FDNY
> Never Forgotten
> ===============
>
>
>
> Santo.SQA wrote:
>
> > Hi I run Vista 32bit on a MB gigabyte P35-DS3 pro with 4 GB DDRII Ram 1066 &
> > Intel E6750 and everything work correctly
> > then I install the KB929777 (reccommended by MS) as soon the reboot occur I
> > had a message saying that my memory had a fault and suggested that I run The
> > memory diagnostic tool which found an error on the RAM... unistalling The
> > KB929777 and now everything works correctly again and the Memory error is
> > gone ????? can someone explain this to me?
> >
> > PS My Vista was bought in Italy in Italian language as soon I come back in
> > Australia I installed the english language pack could this be the cause of
> > the mem error?
>