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Windows 7: Not 1 single BSOD

17 Jun 2009  
SuperiorBeen

Windows 7 x64 :)
40 posts
 
 

I had at least one BSOD with each build! (usually right after install)

For example with 7232 I had repeated BSOD's! I had to boot in safe mode and install the latest drivers for windows 7 from nvidia and realtek web sites! Now everything is working great! Those drivers bundled with Windows 7 need to be updated!

PS: With Vista64 I had only one BSOD in 1 year - because of a failed nvidia driver!

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17 Jun 2009  
bloodhound

Windows 7 RTM
86 posts
 
 

no bsod since the earliest 6xxx branch builds...
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17 Jun 2009  
DarkXeno

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
933 posts
Pittsburgh
 
 

I almost for get what the BSOD is until I had to sure my wife's laptop with XP on it, now that that sucker has 2 gigs of ram its going to become the next Windows7 runner.
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17 Jun 2009  
Bare Foot Kid

W 7 64-bit Ultimate
24,328 posts
The Lowcountry
 
 

I had a couple in one of the 70xx builds, I can't remember which one though, it was the video driver and I haven't had one since.



















Later Ted
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17 Jun 2009  
maccik

Windows 7
372 posts
Wales Deeside
 
 

No BSOD for me since 6xxx :P
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17 Jun 2009  
Klaw117

Windows 7 Home Premium x64
453 posts
 
 

I'm happy to say I never had a BSOD in Windows 7. My last one was on XP while trying to install the Zune 3.1 Software. Windows 7 never went through that problem though.
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17 Jun 2009  
Fizban

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
153 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Orbital Shark View Post
I've viewed so many threads regarding the fabled 'Blue Screen Of Death' and was wondering if I was doing something wrong.....

See, i haven't had 1 single BSOD since I started using Windows 7 build 7000.

Has any1 else had as much good luck as I have or am I 1 of very few?
I've had no BSOD's that can be blamed upon the OS. I've had several, but all my fault, not the OS's. They were all from overclocking too high.
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17 Jun 2009  
RustyFalcon

Win 7 RTM 7600 Ultimate 64-bit
78 posts
 
 

No BSOD 7100, 7201, or 7229. I'm a happy user eagerly looking forward to the final!
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17 Jun 2009  
usasma

Win7 x64 + x86
5,713 posts
Southeastern CT, USA
 
 

The builds are built with certain sets of hardware as a basis. If you've got this basis, then the chances of a BSOD aren't as likely as if you're using hardware that wasn't included in the build testing.

But there's lot's of other stuff that can cause BSOD's - so consider yourself lucky! :0)
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17 Jun 2009  
Barman58

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 + x86 + Windows 8 x64
12,082 posts
Newport, South Wales, UK
 
 

Thought I'd post this link here ...

Blue Screen of Death - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

....Just for anyone who's forgotten what BSOD's are
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