Vista Problems

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 09:36:26 -0500, "Taylor" <>
> wrote:
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>>"est1984" <> wrote in message
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>>>
>>> Okay so I decided to switch over to Vista Ultimate the other week and
>>> ever since that I have been installing all the program that I required
>>> to install with success, but however I think since I tried to install a
>>> few third party iPod programs I have been starting to experience some
>>> problems which have just escladed to issues which I can't find the
>>> solution too so I am hoping that you guys can help me out.
>>>
>>> Basically I think my problem is screensaver triggered, now first off I
>>> have an issue of many blue screens of death lol, whilst watching
>>> something online such as a channel4.co.uk online tv shows if I leave the
>>> program running for about 10 mins, my screen will go blank, after a
>>> while the screen will go to a blue screen. Okay so to fix this program
>>> I try to change my settings for the screensaver so I go to control panel
>>> personalisation and then screensaver, but it won't open the option panel
>>> as it will come up with a rundll error so I cannot even fix that issue.
>>>
>>> I was hoping if anyone knows how to do a repair installation over my
>>> current installation which would default all of the files n stuff that I
>>> have installed for vista may repair it, but how do I go about doing
>>> this? Do any of you guys have any other solutions?
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> est1984
>>
>>Blue screens are always hardware related.
>
> WRONG!
>
> The Kernel can and does cause BSOD's as well.
>
> I'd explain why and how, but hell, what's the point. The computer
> literacy level in this newsgroup is so low it would be a total waste
> of time. Those smart enough to understand already know. Those too dumb
> like idiots Frank, Yanaire and other members of the Useful Idiots Club
> simply don't have the gray matter to comprehend. They are still trying
> to master things like toilet training.

I'm a Microsoft Certified Professional. You are right, I should have said,
"Blue screens are *almost* always hardware related." I was in a hurry.
However, no need to flame; you really should find a girl and move out of
your mother's basement, soon.

it was my motherboard that was causing the problem for vista... i have
now changed it... the problem was with a 1333 4 core glan asrock
motherboard... if u have this mofo i suggest u take it back where u got
it from asap


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est1984