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gamer88:
Twice cybercore has included links to the "SF Diagnostic Tool" as well as the link to CPU-z and RamMon please use those links, read what the say download and install the related tools and attach the results that they produce into your next post so someone can further assist you.
Twice cybercore has included links to the "SF Diagnostic Tool" as well as the link to CPU-z and RamMon please use those links, read what the say download and install the related tools and attach the results that they produce into your next post so someone can further assist you.
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Stop 0x116:
- faulty video card
- bad driver
- overclocked hardware
- wrong settings in the bios
- overheating
- outdated devices such as webcam or tv tuner
- faulty video card
- bad driver
- overclocked hardware
- wrong settings in the bios
- overheating
- outdated devices such as webcam or tv tuner
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gamer88:
Twice cybercore has included links to the "SF Diagnostic Tool" as well as the link to CPU-z and RamMon please use those links, read what the say download and install the related tools and attach the results that they produce into your next post so someone can further assist you.
Twice cybercore has included links to the "SF Diagnostic Tool" as well as the link to CPU-z and RamMon please use those links, read what the say download and install the related tools and attach the results that they produce into your next post so someone can further assist you.
cybercore
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Your blue screens are NOT caused by Windows 7, it is your faulty video card, wrong hardware setup, or bad drivers.
Stop 0x116:
- faulty video card
- bad driver
- overclocked hardware
- wrong settings in the bios
- overheating
- outdated devices such as webcam or tv tuner
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Well since you are now back to running XP, it might be a good idea (as it might have been initially) to run this Link Removed. It may provide some insight into any potential software or hardware issues you may have in the event at some time in the future you decide to give Windows 7 another try. As has been noted, it's not likely that Windows 7 is at the root of your problems, it is more likely legacy hardware, software or incompatible externally connected peripherals that are the problem. As the article suggests you should make sure that the machine you are contemplating the upgrade on has the hardware, software and peripherals installed and connected at the time of the upgrade analysis.
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tnx...i see a lot of people have problems with W7 not only me...bsods,driver stop respoding and succesfully recovered too and other things...maybe one day when microsoft slove bugs on W7 i install it again...now xp is better 
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