Huge problems with Vista Ultimate 64 bit

Mike Hall - MVP

"Legatalfuturo" <> wrote in message
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> Hi Lee,
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> SFC just finished and it seems everything is perfect. "No integrity
> violation found".
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> So, how do you suggest to proceed?
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> Legatalfuturo


If it has ALWAYS shown the same problems, you may well have a hardware
issue. Get the guy who built the computer to check it all out..


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Legatalfuturo

What about re-installing Vista?

I already made a complete backup and maybe this would help.

I am also thinking about problems with drivers but frankly speaking I
do not know how to "focus" which one is the guilty one, if it is....


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Legatalfuturo

LeeTutor

Of course, if you reinstall Vista, you would also have to reinstall any
programs and restore any data you have built up.

There was an XP Repair option available on the WinXP installation CD to
reinstall XP over itself, which would in most cases not disturb your
data or installed programs. Vista has an option like this also,
described here:
'John Barnett's Windows Vista Support: Repair A Vista Installation
Using The Upgrade Option Of The Vista DVD'
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The difference between XP repair and Vista repair is that you must be
able to boot into Vista in order to repair it, while the XP repair
option was chosen in XP's Recovery Console, which meant that XP didn't
necessarily have to be still bootable.


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Grant

After reading all the posts above re-installing Vista seems to be the only
option... It seems that something has really upset the system and the only
way to really clear it up would be to copy your data off and do a complete
reinstall - Don't forget to reformat the hard drive during the install.
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"Legatalfuturo" wrote:

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> What about re-installing Vista?
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> I already made a complete backup and maybe this would help.
>
> I am also thinking about problems with drivers but frankly speaking I
> do not know how to "focus" which one is the guilty one, if it is....
>
>
> --
> Legatalfuturo
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Peter Foldes

Everyone has told you to bring it to the person or shop that built the system. There is no need to complicate the issues more since that can result in further complications

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"Legatalfuturo" <> wrote in message news:...
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> What about re-installing Vista?
>
> I already made a complete backup and maybe this would help.
>
> I am also thinking about problems with drivers but frankly speaking I
> do not know how to "focus" which one is the guilty one, if it is....
>
>
> --
> Legatalfuturo

Legatalfuturo

Ok, thanks for your hints.

I'll try tomorrow to activate the repair option of Vista DVD....or the
option suggested in the link you kindly indicated.

I'll keep you posted.

Thanks


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Legatalfuturo

taz777

Just a quick thought, but the keyboard you mention is wireless or blue
tooth (not sure the exact model) Have you tried a wired keyboard to make
sure the problem isn't with the signal. I remember some keyboard
weirdness once when my wireless keyboard was acting up.


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taz777

Legatalfuturo

As a matter of fact my new keyboard is wireless but these problems arose
from the very first beginning, with my previous wired keyboard.
My old mouse (Logitech) was wireless, while the new one (Razer
Lachesis) is wired with USB connection.

In fact I was thinking about a problem concerning either keyboard or
mouse or both.....I installed newest drivers....maybe I should shift to
a simple wired Kyeboard linked to the usual port (not the wireless and
the usb ones) and also a mouse linked to its usual port (not an USb and
the wireless oneS) ?


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Legatalfuturo

taz777

Yes I would certainly try a standard wired keyboard. It would eliminate
one of the variables right there. Good Luck!


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taz777

Dolon

Hi Legatalfuturo, I too have had the same problem and with all due
respect to LeeTudor I found out that what was giving me problems
(interestingly) was the WMI service which when I checked with the
performance monitor, etc., interferred with and caused problems with any
type of updates/new install causing me to experience hangs on start up
and erratic behavior with keyboard and mouse.; I waited some of them out
and at other times had to do a hard reboot . If you don't
conduct/maintain business website(s) through your computer I would
suggest disabling this feature, it seems to have eliminated many problem
for me, heck if I know why. Not sure if it will help you and it is just
a suggestion, disabling this had taken care of many of my problems with
Ultimate and we have now rekindled our good relationship. )

An aside, my computer would not boot completely when a disc was in the
drive so I have to make sure no disc is present, not sure it it is HP or
Ultimate, most likely the former.


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Dolon