Recent content by TwinA

I am able to "decipher" BSOD dump files, so if you need any of those decrypted, PM me. I am able to tell you what file caused the problem, what the bug_check_code was, what the parameters was (if any) and how many times you have crashed due to that specific error.

Sometimes it helps turning the monitor on/off - i know it sounds ridiculous.. Also, is your video card updated?

My best guess is your RAM... Have you switched any hardware components lately? Did you run with the same hardware under dirrefent operating systems (without problems)?

Thanks to those who looked, and thanks to those who downloaded the dumps.. I found the issue though! - I updated my audio driver, and disabled Outpost Firewall (from Agnitum). Though it is a world class firewall, its still beta for Win7, and its rather intrusive regarding protection - so...

Correct.. I didnt take that into account, but agree, investigate it :) That can be the cause..

You can remove the drivers via the device manager. Open the device manager, open the hardware related, and click "remove drivers". I would NOT RECOMMEND you to use 3rd party applications for driver managing in Win7, as drivers are tricky as f*ck, and Win7 is still RC... How to stop Win7 from...

Im stunned.. No comments.. That sounds TOTALLY weird... :eek: There is no sense in that problem description? Try using Tera Copy (Copy your files faster with TeraCopy) - its free and works with Vista / Win7 (x86 & x64) - i am using it with Win7 x64 myself. It replaces Windows own transferring -...

@ Tunkmaster - "sfc /scannow" will scan ALL critical system files on your harddrive, and if they do not match the original ones, they will be replaced with original files.. This will remove whatever cracks you may have placed on the system (thats why it wants to activate, etc). Link Removed -...

That is indeed weird behavior... Try the following Delete all restore points Disable the use of restore points reboot enable the use of restore points reboot create a restore point reboot see if its still there Alot of reboots, i know, please dont hate me... :redface:

That will activate your administrator account. To deactivate it, type: NET USER Administrator /active:no

You may have direct x 10 without knowing it (it sounds wierd, i know). Go to Run - type dxdiag and press enter. If you see a dialog, press either yes or no (doesnt matter right now). After a little while, a window should show. There you will have a line saying DirectX Version (the line is at the...

Regarding the MSN error code, did my link resolve the problem?

Can you supply a screen shot of that? It sounds weird.. I haven't ever heard about an image-popup related to websites asking for credentials..

My CPU seems to support it, but just to be certain, you should disable it temporarily..

Try removing the OC :)