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Hi,NoN.

I ran this per your suggestion...nothing.I should be happy,yet I would like to know what the root of my problem is.

Anyway,I'll be around shortly.Thanks again.

Look in in Services for any ATI service and disable it. Operate for awhile to test performance.

Set a Restore Point then install CCC to see what changes. Operate with it installed for awhile to test performance.

I installed Resident Evil 5.Ran a benchmark without CCC.

Installed CCC,and ra n another benchmark.

Benchmarks remained pretty-much the same with Direct-X 9.It ran at a higher FPS than Direct-X 10.(With or wtithout CCC)

Direct-X 10 version ran at half the FPS when benchmarked with CCC than without it.

The same errors remain in Event Viewer.

There is also one that has repeated wich indicates failed attemps to update MSE.Yet when I manually update MSE there are no issues.So far I think there are three insidences of this.

Sorry I could't get around to posting results sooner.

Question:Is it safe to use Restore as my primary safety-net?What I mean is ,will constantly creating and restoring these points cause any significant wear on hard disk-SATA?

I am still very pleased with my OS.Runs like the proverbial well-oiled sewing-machine.

bludgard69 said:

Question:Is it safe to use Restore as my primary safety-net?What I mean is ,will constantly creating and restoring these points cause any significant wear on hard disk-SATA?

I am still very pleased with my OS.Runs like the proverbial well-oiled sewing-machine.

I think Imaging your hard drive would probably be your best option. If I'm understanding you correctly.

Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup[2]=Backup Restore

If you Google that MSE error you will link to the fix: you have to delete a file from within its Program File so it regenerates. I don't know the exact file but have Googled the error to resolve the error several times in past.

Have you read everything on the web for both of the ATI errors?

electrotune1200 said:

bludgard69 said:

Question:Is it safe to use Restore as my primary safety-net?What I mean is ,will constantly creating and restoring these points cause any significant wear on hard disk-SATA?

I am still very pleased with my OS.Runs like the proverbial well-oiled sewing-machine.

I think Imaging your hard drive would probably be your best option. If I'm understanding you correctly.

Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup[2]=Backup Restore

Thanks,electrotune1200.

I believe heavily in creating system images.There is nothing better for me.

I didn't know if making restore points often and then reverting back to them would cause undue wear.I mean it is a disk.Stands to reason that at sometime this will wear out?Is there a life expectancy on a HDD?