~VX2S Owners' Lounge~

[kingink]

WOW!!!!!

getting vista off this laptop was much harder than i thought, but now that it is off, and i have xp up and running with all my drivers installed... this laptop is SCREAMIN' FAST!!

that was the best decision i made!!!

i cannot tell you enough how much better gaming is now!

THANK YOU "SASOVICS" FOR THE DRIVER PACKAGE YOU MADE!!! YOU ARE A LIFE-SAVER!!!

for those looking for xp drivers, just check out pg 43 of this thread, and then thank sasovics for doing such a great job with that.

[E.B.E.]

thx for the tip, I'll add the link to that post to the Info Booth

[scais]

i recently updated my bios to 301 hoping it would fix my crash problem. However it still crashes! anytips on how to fix this?

[WLF46WLF]

when does it crash?

[E.B.E.]

Uh, yeah. Please detail the "crash problem".

[scais]

it crashes randomly, its crashed when i was watching a movie, surfing the web, etc etc
when/if it crashes again i will b sure to copy down the error code

[E.B.E.]

Random crashes == usually faulty RAM.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...p=3020173#bsod

If the error code is always the same, then it might be some driver. Copy the STOP error code, and any file that is mentioned on the BSOD.


BSODs can also happen because of undervolting or overclocking.

[scais]

i got BSOD and this time it says UDFS_FILE_SYSTEM
stop 0x000009b
would that be due to faulty ram?

[E.B.E.]

Are the errors different when you get other BSODs? If so, yes, perhaps it's faulty RAM. Do the memtest86+, it doesn't hurt.

Are the errors always the same, identical to the one you posted?

[viperabyss]

It really depends. I'm using a U6S at the moment, and it has BSOD at least 5 times in the last 48 hours. The memory modules are perfectly fine, and I've updated the Vista to the latest SP1.

Talk about poor code writing