Just bought a new pc and decided to try Vista. So far I am regretting that decision and am very close to installing XP. I thought most of the bugs would have been worked out but this is ridiculous.
I am getting constant BSOD crashes. 90% of them are "A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval". I've updated every Vista, every single driver, tested the ram, and even updated the mobo bios. Nothing has helped. The cpu temp is around 50c so it is not a heat problem. It has even crashed while in safe mode!
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6400+
Nvidia 9600 GT
4gb ram
M2N SLI Motherboard
On board CM6501 Sound Card
Vista 64 Home Premium
Currently my only thought is that I an using a slightly old CRT monitor, a KDS XF-9i. There is no updated driver for Vista, so I am using Vista's "Generic non-PnP Monitor" driver. Could the monitor be affecting the stability of the OS that much? Before I go out and buy a monitor that I don't currently have the funds for, anyone have any ideas? Other than the monitor, I'm fresh out of them.
I am getting constant BSOD crashes. 90% of them are "A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval". I've updated every Vista, every single driver, tested the ram, and even updated the mobo bios. Nothing has helped. The cpu temp is around 50c so it is not a heat problem. It has even crashed while in safe mode!
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6400+
Nvidia 9600 GT
4gb ram
M2N SLI Motherboard
On board CM6501 Sound Card
Vista 64 Home Premium
Currently my only thought is that I an using a slightly old CRT monitor, a KDS XF-9i. There is no updated driver for Vista, so I am using Vista's "Generic non-PnP Monitor" driver. Could the monitor be affecting the stability of the OS that much? Before I go out and buy a monitor that I don't currently have the funds for, anyone have any ideas? Other than the monitor, I'm fresh out of them.