hello

i've recently installed a x64 vista ultimate on my pc
since the x32 os doesn't give you more than 3.25 gb of ram
just to get the ultimate performance

ok i loved at the first time but
after a little while i started having problems
one of the most dangerous problems was a blue screen after opening
these following programs

purble place
windows dvd creator


--
samipenicho

"samipenicho" wrote in message
...

hello

i've recently installed a x64 vista ultimate on my pc
since the x32 os doesn't give you more than 3.25 gb of ram
just to get the ultimate performance

ok i loved at the first time but
after a little while i started having problems
one of the most dangerous problems was a blue screen after opening
these following programs

purble place
windows dvd creator


--
samipenicho

Try running diagnostics, memory and then hard drive.

"samipenicho" wrote in message
...

hello

i've recently installed a x64 vista ultimate on my pc
since the x32 os doesn't give you more than 3.25 gb of ram
just to get the ultimate performance

ok i loved at the first time but
after a little while i started having problems
one of the most dangerous problems was a blue screen after opening
these following programs

purble place
windows dvd creator


--
samipenicho

Try running diagnostics, memory and then hard drive.

Hi, samipenicho.

The first, most obvious question: What does the BSOD say?

And then:
after a little while i started having problems

How long is "a little while"? Minutes? Hours? Months?

The basic question: Make and model of your computer - or of your
motherboard, CPU, etc., if you built it yourself. Remember, we can't see
your computer and ALL we know is what you tell us - which isn't much, so
far.

FYI: Vista x64 can use more RAM, but it usually is not significantly faster
than Vista x86. A big SUV will carry your whole family, but it won't carry
you any faster than a Corvette.

RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64

"samipenicho" wrote in message
...

hello

i've recently installed a x64 vista ultimate on my pc
since the x32 os doesn't give you more than 3.25 gb of ram
just to get the ultimate performance

ok i loved at the first time but
after a little while i started having problems
one of the most dangerous problems was a blue screen after opening
these following programs

purble place
windows dvd creator


--
samipenicho

Hi, samipenicho.

The first, most obvious question: What does the BSOD say?

And then:
after a little while i started having problems

How long is "a little while"? Minutes? Hours? Months?

The basic question: Make and model of your computer - or of your
motherboard, CPU, etc., if you built it yourself. Remember, we can't see
your computer and ALL we know is what you tell us - which isn't much, so
far.

FYI: Vista x64 can use more RAM, but it usually is not significantly faster
than Vista x86. A big SUV will carry your whole family, but it won't carry
you any faster than a Corvette.

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64

"samipenicho" wrote in message
...

hello

i've recently installed a x64 vista ultimate on my pc
since the x32 os doesn't give you more than 3.25 gb of ram
just to get the ultimate performance

ok i loved at the first time but
after a little while i started having problems
one of the most dangerous problems was a blue screen after opening
these following programs

purble place
windows dvd creator


--
samipenicho