TheIgster
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I'm using Windows 7 on my PC with no issues. My wife however has a bit of an older system (that I upgraded recently) and it has been having issues. Many times with the computer left on, she'll turn on the monitor when coming back and there will be a message there about Windows recovering from a bluescreen (the system rebooted itself). Now, she has been getting some freezing, as well as IE shutting down when she is checking her Hotmail and browsing. The next time the bluescreen happens I can get the info and post if, but I don't have it handy.
I'm wondering if her system simply can't keep up with Windows 7? Here is some of her newly updated comp info:
Windows 7 x64 Build 7201
Acer System - Mother Board Model F672CR, Pentium D925 CPU 3.00GHz
2 DDR2 2048 Simms (4096 total)
NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GT
Any help? She wants to go back to Vista and I don't even know where her Vista discs are...
Thanks.
I'm wondering if her system simply can't keep up with Windows 7? Here is some of her newly updated comp info:
Windows 7 x64 Build 7201
Acer System - Mother Board Model F672CR, Pentium D925 CPU 3.00GHz
2 DDR2 2048 Simms (4096 total)
NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GT
Any help? She wants to go back to Vista and I don't even know where her Vista discs are...
Thanks.
TheIgster
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No thoughts guys?
I'm downloading and will have to reinstall Vista for her I guess. Can't find the install discs, but she does legally own a copy.
Sucks because I like have 7 loaded on both systems and wanted to stick with it and buy the retail release when it comes out, but hers continues to crash. Mine if working incredibly well. Too bad...
I'm downloading and will have to reinstall Vista for her I guess. Can't find the install discs, but she does legally own a copy.
Sucks because I like have 7 loaded on both systems and wanted to stick with it and buy the retail release when it comes out, but hers continues to crash. Mine if working incredibly well. Too bad...