Guest Mr Baracuda Posted April 20, 2010 Posted April 20, 2010 the vista programmers should be hanged "PG" wrote in message news:Xns9D6188A1F2C6UVAA@207.46.248.16... > I have posted in some detail on this issue here last week > > > I actually have more information now. > > 1. As I probably described last week, the eventual or creeping system hang > begins with one application going non-responsive. Activating another > application window, either by task bar or by direct clicking, makes that > application nonresponsive. Then clicking on another application makes > that nonresponse. Often clicking on the Start menu makes it appear and > then lock, or sometimes it does not appear at all. > > 2. The multi-application (system?) hang (all showing "not responding") > does never involves a total freeze on things. > > a) The network interrupt (?) continues to work: when in IE that is > connected to a video stream with a Flash/WMP plugin, while the video may > freeze, the audio continues to play and for a long time. > > b) The mouse input interrupt continues to work. The mouse pointer can be > moved. A click will have no effect, but the cursor moves. > > This is not due to failing hardware or screwed system software: Windows > Memory Diagnostic has been done quite a few times in the last months and > reports the RAM is good. chkdsk /r has likewise been done several times > and reports clean since the last time two or months ago it found some > screwed indexes. Moreover, the hard disk manufacturer's own disk test > tools are showing pass/green (Seagate Tools for Windows and DOS), although > the disks probably have 13,000 +/- 1500 hours of use (that applies to the > notebook as well). SFC /scannow finds only one unrepairable, non-critical > file ('azroleui.dll.mui') this file has been effed up for months, well > before the frequent system hangs. Registry cleaners (Reg First Aid Plat > and Crap Cleaner) have been used. I recently Defragglered the drives it > had not been done in 5-6 months, and yes, Windows defragger had been > turned off. The cooling system fan/heat sink was changed a couple of > months ago and Everest Ultimate has been reliable in reporting both CPU > and disk drives' temperatures, with a dramatic average temp decrease after > cooling fan/sink replacement. Temperature is not a problem. Driver > software has been updated, upgraded, and re-installed for just about every > device (video, wireless and ethernet adapter, sound, keyboard "quick > keys", multi-mem card reader). You name the diagnostic tool and test, and > just about every orifice has been checked on this Vista. > > In the past, I would not see Vista hang at all even 1 time in a month. > And now it happens at least 5 times a day. It always requires the power > button being pressed to restart. > > Why it is doing this is still a mystery. What have I not considered or > done? > Quote
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