Recent content by Abhi Nash

I have it on my PC,and I dont think its causing the problem either Plus I've always used WMP to play all kinds of video including .mkv and as a video editor i use Sony Vegas Pro 11 and always export in .wmv format...Do you think Vegas is causin' the problem?

Hey Guys... So I've been havin' this problem for a couple of days now. Whenever I open a folder/drive or view a .flv file[in my pc and not my browser] explorer crashes and my CPU Usage goes up at 100%.And I have to restart Explorer.exe everytime this happens.I dont really know when this...

Hey Guys... So I've been havin' this problem for a couple of days now. Whenever I open a folder/drive or view a .flv file[in my pc and not my browser] explorer crashes and my CPU Usage goes up at 100%.And I have to restart Explorer.exe everytime this happens.I dont really know when this problem...

From my experience the BRRR sound [LOL] and the BSOD is because the computer gets tired so quickly,BF3[Epic] is a PC Resource Intense Game,and I suggest you switch back to 32-Bit or try updating your 64 Bit.If You Still the problem try changing your Board and PC-Specs I run games on my AMD and...

I had this error when I used windows XP,I had this error when I had AVG Anti-Virus Installed.Check if you have it installed If you have try uninstalling it...Still If you get the error try restoring your PC If the error still persists open the drive using Internet Explorer and No I am not...

No its not important that it should be in FAT32,I have my C: Drive in FAT 32 Partition and all the others are in NTFS.But,I dont suggest this cause this might make some softwares i\virtually uninstallable for drives other than C: drive.

Just like Drew said,its virtually impossible to have 2 Os's on a removable media such as a USB or a DVD,it would be just like forgive me here [edited unacceptable expression] ,The OS needs 1 complete Media to store its information on.So One word-IMPOSSIBLE!!!

Once your pc is booted,which is when you are on your desktop all boot devices and boot priorities are loaded and executed,there is no way in which you can alter the boot device with in an OS,Because the OS is separated from the Bios in some aspects.Now if you are talking about Setting your Boot...

This may have caused due to the Partition System,Maybe you have it all on NTFS and not in FAT32,My best bet is to free up some space on C. Or try looking it up for any patches or forum threads which will help you deal with this problem Hope this helps ya! :)