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WindyGeorge
It is an AMD cpu with 4 gig of ram and two VDU's on an 512 mb NVIDIA 7600 GS
lots of disk space with Windows Vista Home Premium SP1. Operating System
Build Lab: 6000.vista_gdr.080917-1612 The update to SP1 was about three or
four weeks ago.
The system is about two years old and had, before this last update worked
perfectly except for a prior update event that also made sleep mode fail.
This previous problem was repaired by a KB number I got from a very helpful
person on this site. Diagnostics run fine showing no problems, the fans are
functioning properly and the system utilities show normal temperatures and
voltages every where.
The system wakes to a blue screen with the major system failure verbiage and
reports a Bad Pool Caller as well as saves a dump. I send a failure report
each time to Microsoft. I am able to restart in normal mode and it all works
quite nicely until the next failure event. The failure frequency is low, one
failure in five or six days and the sleep period is usually over night.
There does not seem to be a failure if the system is left on, in idle mode
with only the OS running, as opposed to being put to sleep.
Any suggestions anyone may have to offer would be most appreciated. I
really have been very happy with this Version of Windows and would really
like to get it back to normal operation. Thanks
lots of disk space with Windows Vista Home Premium SP1. Operating System
Build Lab: 6000.vista_gdr.080917-1612 The update to SP1 was about three or
four weeks ago.
The system is about two years old and had, before this last update worked
perfectly except for a prior update event that also made sleep mode fail.
This previous problem was repaired by a KB number I got from a very helpful
person on this site. Diagnostics run fine showing no problems, the fans are
functioning properly and the system utilities show normal temperatures and
voltages every where.
The system wakes to a blue screen with the major system failure verbiage and
reports a Bad Pool Caller as well as saves a dump. I send a failure report
each time to Microsoft. I am able to restart in normal mode and it all works
quite nicely until the next failure event. The failure frequency is low, one
failure in five or six days and the sleep period is usually over night.
There does not seem to be a failure if the system is left on, in idle mode
with only the OS running, as opposed to being put to sleep.
Any suggestions anyone may have to offer would be most appreciated. I
really have been very happy with this Version of Windows and would really
like to get it back to normal operation. Thanks