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Have you overclocked your processor, or GPU?

Every hardware set is a little different. I have had to wait as long as 25 minutes for that screen to advance to the next step before on certain laptops. Just go get something to eat or watch a show on TV, it will eventually advance.

As outlandish as this story may sound, I would say it has roots in truth somewhere. Bing is actually quite nice once you get used to the differences from other top search engines. To put it bluntly, a nice offering like Bing needs help to stand up to the mega advertising giant which is Google...

That's a Microsoft DX bsod and usually caused by the vid card and DX conflicts. You do have DX 10 installed I hope. Overclocking will cause DX bsod's. Are you oc'ing the vid card? Uninstall direct X and reinstall it. (Just reinstall it.) Latest version of the nvidia drivers installed...

I was having this same BSOD on what seemed to be random interavals. It only happened when I had a browser open. After much searching and reinstalling every driver I had, it was a simple BIOS update for me that fixed the problem with CPU timing. Good news is that its likely just a...

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I have read many stories about the iTunes Bonjour service causing connection problems. I never really followed up on them as I do not use iTunes at all. Try temporarily disabling the Bonjour service and see if it helps or fixes the problem.

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If any of you are as tired of slow loading pages as I am, you might benefit from this tip. It all depends on your ISP and its ability to quickly resolve DNS functions. Anyway, I have tested My ISP (Verizon) vs. OpenDNS vs. GoogleDNS. With the final results being that GoogleDNS loads my pages an...

Nice post, and as the owner of a small business (30-40 people) I can say that I have installed a "break in" system to let employees get a feel for the new OS. Of course it was the 32 bit version for compatibility reasons. They all seem to like it and are on a volunteer basis for the upgrade for...

I can only advise a "workaround" of what is possibly to blame here, after experiencing a similar issue. 1. Go to "Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections" 2. Right click your network adapter and choose properties. 3. Uncheck the IPv6 box. 4. Press the "Configure..." button. 5...