windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit crashes


  1. makhan10
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    windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit crashes


    windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit crashes, when kids play "WWE vs ECW" and "Tekken 6". Are these games compatible with Win7?
    Intel Core 2 Duo 1.6GHz, 1GM RAM, Dell Vostro Laptop
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  3. reventon
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    Windows 7 x64, Windows XP SP3, Fedora
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    What type of crash are we talking about here?

    Blue Screen? Complete System freeze? Or just a crash to desktop?
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  4. electrotune1200
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    Windows 8 Pro
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    Can you type "Device Manager" into Windows search?

    Click on Display Adaptors and let us know what device is listed.
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