windows 7 hanging and crashing but not on xp

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    windows 7 hanging and crashing but not on xp


    i have a computer that when on windows 7 hangs and crashes frequently but it runs prefectly fine on windows xp. i have been using windows xp on the computer that has the problem with windows 7 for months now and it works fine i have run the windows 7 upgrade advisor and it doesnt show any hardware that is incompatable other then the lan which just has new drivers for windows 7 is there npart of the wsoftware build that is in win 7 that is not included in win xp that could been causing the hang as it also works in windows 7 safe mode as well. any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated
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    Hello adio2k11, and welcome to Seven Forums.

    Please go ahead and read the link below to post back with the needed information for someone to hopefully be able to help later with it.

    Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
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  3. Posts : 66
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    i have posted on the forums before in 2 different threads with the similar issue but i did follow your instructions to go and get the program but i got a error when i tryed to open it as i am currently on the computer with the problem but in windows xp nmot windows 7 as i cant sue 7 as it hangs as soon as i log in
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    Windows 10 Anniversary, Linux & still Windows 7 Professional x64
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    adio2k11 said:
    i have posted on the forums before in 2 different threads with the similar issue but i did follow your instructions to go and get the program but i got a error when i tryed to open it as i am currently on the computer with the problem but in windows xp nmot windows 7 as i cant sue 7 as it hangs as soon as i log in
    From what I am reading here, it seems you are Dual Booting? or did I mis-read it?

    1. Did you do ALL Windows updates?
    2. They usually recommend that you do a Clean Install and not an upgrade, it usually works better...
    3. How much memory do you have installed? (Start>> Right click on COMPUTER go to properties....)
    4. Are you getting BSOD Errors/Crashes? also run WHO CRASHED... http://www.resplendence.com/downloads that will also tell you exactly what is causing it...
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  5. Posts : 66
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    i didnt get a chance to do the updates it hangfs right after you get to desktop and sits there and i have 2 gig ram kingston installed and it is done on a clean install but as i said i can get to safe mode

    and im not dual booting i just have xp at the moment but i have the abiulty to dual boot if needed

    here is all the stuff from the bsod etc
    Last edited by Brink; 30 Aug 2012 at 11:50. Reason: merged
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  6. Posts : 183
    Windows 10 Anniversary, Linux & still Windows 7 Professional x64
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    adio2k11 said:
    here is all the stuff from the bsod etc
    I don't know how to read these yet...but did you run Who Crashed?...it's free...and easy to read....it tells you exactly what caused the BSOD...and so does Blue Screen View...which is also free....
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  7. Posts : 66
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    the only thing is i dont get a bsod as it just hangs at the screen after welcome screen then comes back later on anywhere between 5 mins and a hour its hangs but never goes into bsod
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    Windows 10 Anniversary, Linux & still Windows 7 Professional x64
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    adio2k11 said:
    the only thing is i dont get a bsod as it just hangs at the screen after welcome screen then comes back later on anywhere between 5 mins and a hour its hangs but never goes into bsod
    Ok...go to START and in the box on the lower left hand side and type MSCONFIG and go into START UP tab...and uncheck everything you don't need...This might help you, but I don't think this will be the fix...as I am unsure as to why this is happening...need more info.....

    Also, did you say you did an Upgrade from XP to Win 7? or a Clean install?
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    i have done a clean install before on this comp nd the error happened so im removed win 7 and put xp so i could use the computer while i try and work out with the help of the community forum why this is happeneing as it is very confusing
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  10. Posts : 183
    Windows 10 Anniversary, Linux & still Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Ok...just to make sure, a clean install means (saving all your information) formatting The hard Drive..Deleting all partitions then installing Windows 7... Found Here: Clean Install Windows 7
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