Vista - Vista Reliability Scores

**sassofalco** · 12-31-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by Bare Foot Kid

Later

Ted

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr Smiley

Here's mine!

Quote: Originally Posted by smarteyeball

Hey Guys,

My last logged update entry in Reliability Monitor>System Stability Chart, was done on the 3rd September 2008, with no other log entries since then.

In the meantime, I've made some radical changes to my programs and browser, and upgraded to 4GB[3.2GB actual] RAM.

If there is somehow a way that I may have unintentionally deactivated the System Stability Chart, I need to know if there is some way whereby I can reactivate this very useful log record?

Incidentally, most of my Application Failures are of the 'IE7 has stopped working and has restarted'....variety. Since installation of FireFox3, I have not had even one such similar event.

Cheers.

**smarteyeball** · 12-31-2008

Have a look through this and see if helps mate:

Reliability Monitor - Reset

**sassofalco** · 01-01-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by smarteyeball

Have a look through this and see if helps mate:

Reliability Monitor - Reset

G'Day Mate,

I'm just wondering if this is the cause of my Reliability Scores ceasing to log data from 05Sep08?

**sassofalco** · 01-11-2009

G'Day Guys,

Sorry, but I'm getting quite frustrated and confused by this Vista Reliability issue. Three times I've tried to kick-start the Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart, and three times it has failed to re-set, or even activate for that matter.

The following are a numer of screenshots that I have done of where I have tried to locate the source of my problem. It would seem that #04 could be the culprit, but I have no idea about what I should do to resolve this obvious malfunction. I am not one to go diving into the Registry, and don't understand the requirements for 'elevated'**[see Edit] commands. Basically, I'm lost!

Vista Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart.

#01: September '08. Last month of Logged Activity.

#02: 04 Sep '08. Last Day of Logged Activity.

#03: Event Viewer. Error Message. How, and where do I go to 'fix' this state?

#04: Task Scheduler. Error Message. How do I 'repair' this corrupted 'file[?]'. Now I'm really lost and have no idea of what to do next.

If more information is needed, please don't hesitate to ask. I have no problems in doing sequential 'snips' if necessary. All I hope to achieve is to get this Log system up and running again, as it appears to be a very useful aid on the system health.
Besides, if it is still recoverable, then it can recommence earning its keep!

Cheers.

sassofalco

Edit. ** Found here; Elevated Command Prompt Shortcut - Create

**Submarine** · 01-11-2009

Here is mine:

**satchmo** · 01-11-2009

Everything runs fine on my computer, except that the 64-bit version of Half-Life 2 keeps freezing up on me. I have to run the 32-bit version if I want to play the game.

**Everlong18** · 01-12-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by satchmo

Everything runs fine on my computer, except that the 64-bit version of Half-Life 2 keeps freezing up on me. I have to run the 32-bit version if I want to play the game.
Attachment 9403

Yea the 64 bit version of HL2 can get a bit jerky for me. Not total freezing up, but just when playing it will freeze for a couple of seconds every so often.

**satchmo** · 01-12-2009

There's really no point of playing the 64-bit version when it's so buggy while the 32-bit version plays perfectly.

Valve seems to have broken the 64-bit version of Half-Life 2 even more with the recent Steam updates.

**rive0108** · 01-12-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by sassofalco

G'Day Guys,

Sorry, but I'm getting quite frustrated and confused by this Vista Reliability issue. Three times I've tried to kick-start the Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart, and three times it has failed to re-set, or even activate for that matter.

The following are a numer of screenshots that I have done of where I have tried to locate the source of my problem. It would seem that #04 could be the culprit, but I have no idea about what I should do to resolve this obvious malfunction. I am not one to go diving into the Registry, and don't understand the requirements for 'elevated'**[see Edit] commands. Basically, I'm lost!

Vista Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart.

#01: September '08. Last month of Logged Activity.

Attachment 9382

#02: 04 Sep '08. Last Day of Logged Activity.

Attachment 9383

#03: Event Viewer. Error Message. How, and where do I go to 'fix' this state?

Attachment 9384

#04: Task Scheduler. Error Message. How do I 'repair' this corrupted 'file[?]'. Now I'm really lost and have no idea of what to do next.

Attachment 9385

If more information is needed, please don't hesitate to ask. I have no problems in doing sequential 'snips' if necessary. All I hope to achieve is to get this Log system up and running again, as it appears to be a very useful aid on the system health.
Besides, if it is still recoverable, then it can recommence earning its keep!

Cheers.

sassofalco

Edit. ** Found here; Elevated Command Prompt Shortcut - Create

Apparently you have corruption that only a reinstall may fix, as you probably do not have shadow copy restore points that go that far back.

**sassofalco** · 01-13-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by rive0108

Apparently you have corruption that only a reinstall may fix, as you probably do not have shadow copy restore points that go that far back.

Thanks for that.......so it's just 'bite the bullet' time. My Vista is OEM.

Cheers.

12-31-2008	#51 (permalink)
sassofalco Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 832 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Quote: Originally Posted by Bare Foot Kid Later Ted Quote: Originally Posted by Mr Smiley Here's mine! Quote: Originally Posted by smarteyeball Hey Guys, My last logged update entry in Reliability Monitor>System Stability Chart, was done on the 3rd September 2008, with no other log entries since then. In the meantime, I've made some radical changes to my programs and browser, and upgraded to 4GB[3.2GB actual] RAM. If there is somehow a way that I may have unintentionally deactivated the System Stability Chart, I need to know if there is some way whereby I can reactivate this very useful log record? Incidentally, most of my Application Failures are of the 'IE7 has stopped working and has restarted'....variety. Since installation of FireFox3, I have not had even one such similar event. Cheers.
My System Specs

12-31-2008	#52 (permalink)
smarteyeball Vista Ultimate SP2 x64 : Seven Ultimate x64 1,681 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Have a look through this and see if helps mate: Reliability Monitor - Reset
My System Specs

01-01-2009	#53 (permalink)
sassofalco Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 832 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Quote: Originally Posted by smarteyeball Have a look through this and see if helps mate: Reliability Monitor - Reset G'Day Mate, I'm just wondering if this is the cause of my Reliability Scores ceasing to log data from 05Sep08?
My System Specs

01-11-2009	#54 (permalink)
sassofalco Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 832 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores G'Day Guys, Sorry, but I'm getting quite frustrated and confused by this Vista Reliability issue. Three times I've tried to kick-start the Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart, and three times it has failed to re-set, or even activate for that matter. The following are a numer of screenshots that I have done of where I have tried to locate the source of my problem. It would seem that #04 could be the culprit, but I have no idea about what I should do to resolve this obvious malfunction. I am not one to go diving into the Registry, and don't understand the requirements for 'elevated'***[see Edit]* commands. Basically, I'm lost! Vista Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart. #01: September '08. Last month of Logged Activity. #02: 04 Sep '08. Last Day of Logged Activity. #03: Event Viewer. Error Message. How, and where do I go to 'fix' this state? #04: Task Scheduler. Error Message. How do I 'repair' this corrupted 'file[?]'. Now I'm really lost and have no idea of what to do next. If more information is needed, please don't hesitate to ask. I have no problems in doing sequential 'snips' if necessary. All I hope to achieve is to get this Log system up and running again, as it appears to be a very useful aid on the system health. Besides, if it is still recoverable, then it can recommence earning its keep! Cheers. sassofalco Edit. Found here;** Elevated Command Prompt Shortcut - Create Last edited by sassofalco; 01-12-2009 at 02:44 AM..
My System Specs

01-11-2009	#55 (permalink)
Submarine Vista Ultimate 32bit SP2 376 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Here is mine:
My System Specs

01-11-2009	#56 (permalink)
satchmo Vista Home Premium 64bit 46 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Everything runs fine on my computer, except that the 64-bit version of Half-Life 2 keeps freezing up on me. I have to run the 32-bit version if I want to play the game.
My System Specs

01-12-2009	#57 (permalink)
Everlong18 Windows 7 x64 1,286 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Quote: Originally Posted by satchmo Everything runs fine on my computer, except that the 64-bit version of Half-Life 2 keeps freezing up on me. I have to run the 32-bit version if I want to play the game. Attachment 9403 Yea the 64 bit version of HL2 can get a bit jerky for me. Not total freezing up, but just when playing it will freeze for a couple of seconds every so often.
My System Specs

01-12-2009	#58 (permalink)
satchmo Vista Home Premium 64bit 46 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores There's really no point of playing the 64-bit version when it's so buggy while the 32-bit version plays perfectly. Valve seems to have broken the 64-bit version of Half-Life 2 even more with the recent Steam updates.
My System Specs

01-12-2009	#59 (permalink)
rive0108 Vista Ultimate X64 SP2 2,073 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Quote: Originally Posted by sassofalco G'Day Guys, Sorry, but I'm getting quite frustrated and confused by this Vista Reliability issue. Three times I've tried to kick-start the Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart, and three times it has failed to re-set, or even activate for that matter. The following are a numer of screenshots that I have done of where I have tried to locate the source of my problem. It would seem that #04 could be the culprit, but I have no idea about what I should do to resolve this obvious malfunction. I am not one to go diving into the Registry, and don't understand the requirements for 'elevated'***[see Edit]* commands. Basically, I'm lost! Vista Reliability Monitor - System Stability Chart. #01: September '08. Last month of Logged Activity. Attachment 9382 #02: 04 Sep '08. Last Day of Logged Activity. Attachment 9383 #03: Event Viewer. Error Message. How, and where do I go to 'fix' this state? Attachment 9384 #04: Task Scheduler. Error Message. How do I 'repair' this corrupted 'file[?]'. Now I'm really lost and have no idea of what to do next. Attachment 9385 If more information is needed, please don't hesitate to ask. I have no problems in doing sequential 'snips' if necessary. All I hope to achieve is to get this Log system up and running again, as it appears to be a very useful aid on the system health. Besides, if it is still recoverable, then it can recommence earning its keep! Cheers. sassofalco Edit. Found here;** Elevated Command Prompt Shortcut - Create Apparently you have corruption that only a reinstall may fix, as you probably do not have shadow copy restore points that go that far back.
My System Specs

01-13-2009	#60 (permalink)
sassofalco Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 832 posts	Re: Vista Reliability Scores Quote: Originally Posted by rive0108 Apparently you have corruption that only a reinstall may fix, as you probably do not have shadow copy restore points that go that far back. Thanks for that.......so it's just 'bite the bullet' time. My Vista is OEM. Cheers.
My System Specs

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