Vista - Laptop with vista keeps crashing

Hey

I got a problem with my laptop which vista runs on.

It just keeps freezing and rebooting mostly when i thouch or pick it
up. Sometimes i also get a BSOD with diffrent code.

If i just start te laptop it sometimes freeze druing the boot and i
have to reboot it when i got i booted to vista and dont touch it and
just let it run the laptop works but as soon as i thouch the thing it
crashes.

I already did a memtest and scanned my harddrive with HD tune.

srry for the bad english

Minidump from last crash.


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Eibert wrote:
Since the errors are various, in all probability you have hardware failure.
Since this is a laptop, the only end-user replaceable items are the RAM and
the hard drive. You've already tested the RAM. I don't believe HD Tune is
as thorough as using a diagnostic utility from the hard drive mftr. because
HD Tune runs in Windows. I would test the hard drive with that utility (or
use Seagate's SeaTools For DOS) instead. If both the RAM and hard drive
test good, you have other problems.

You can also try booting with a Linux Live CD such as Knoppix. If the
computer behaves perfectly under Linux, then you know that Windows is at
fault. If the problems occur in Linux, you know the hardware is at fault.


Malke
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Charles Douglas Wehner wrote:

(snip rant)

Are you the original poster? If not and you have actual issues about which
you would like focused help then please make a new post with all pertinent
information.

Otherwise, your rant shows that you don't know what you're talking about.
While I don't particularly care for Vista as an operating system, it is
stable on good hardware. I have no problems with any of my Vista systems
nor do my clients. If you are having a lot of difficulties, you're doing
something wrong. If you just want to rant, you're in the wrong venue. Try a
different newsgroup or create a blog.

Malke
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Hi, Chuck.

The bottom line is:

Malke helps people.

You don't.

RC
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"Charles Douglas Wehner" <charleswehner@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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<BIG SNIP>

The graffitti children are still at work. They play GAMES, and think
they are geniuses.

Even negative advice from me is helpfull advice. It stops people
wasting their time doing tests that I have done already.

SWITCH OFF THE UPDATES. They corrupt the system. The proof is that
updates are "configured" from the Internet even when the machine if
off line.

DO NOT USE THE UPDATES. They do not work. They have "updates to enable
future updates". Because they are updates, they only work on a machine
that is already repaired.

Further advice: an old Xitami server may enable the DOS window to
maximise, as it did with me. A server is not a repair tool, yet this
one does cause a minor repair.

Further advice: There is nothing wrong with the hardware of all the
computer manufacturers on Earth. Asus, Dell, NVIDIA, Samsung and the
rest are not guilty, no matter what Microsoft may say. The KEYBOARD
debounce, and the MOUSE debounce are set too short. This makes the
system "twitchy". It behaves as if it had a dry joint - on ALL
platforms.

The showoffs consider that their malice is "help". It is not. It is
uninformed twaddle.

I can report that the bugs go right through to system level, as proven
by my experience with Function 66. I can report that the White House
rejects Vista. I can report the Mary Jo Foley and Chris Crum both
condemned the system as annoying. I can report that it affects the 32-
bit system, the 64-bit system and the XP "upgrade".

Only yesterday I was talking to another expert. I wanted to know the
details of Apple, because I am thinking of deserting Microsoft systems
completely. He confirmed that Apple is stable, with a Unix-based core.
He suggested that I buy a computer with Vista, and ask the shop
specifically to "DOWNgrade" it to XP. I had not solicited this advice,
but if you are buying a new computer, it is good advice.

Just typing "Vista Updates" into Google shows a list of at least
120,000 pages. Examining many of those pages reveals that vast numbers
of people are discussing "Vista problems".

"Vista Problems" can be used as a search-string, too.

Vista problems are real.

The opinions of the Anoraks are not.

Charles Douglas Wehner

On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 13:28:06 -0800 (PST), Charles Douglas Wehner
<charleswehner@xxxxxx> wrote:
[snip of a lot of crap]

It's been my experience (and I ain't no young'n) that people who use
all three of their names usually appear to be narcissistic stuffed
shirts who spew a lot of hot air.

You've done nothing to change that perception.

"Charles Douglas Wehner" <charleswehner@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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At least you give people here reason to chuckle. The usual trolls are just
plain insulting..


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