Please follow the procedures given in the links from my last post regarding installing.
If you follow those procedures, then you will NOT have Ubuntu on there anymore. Let's not complicate matters by having two Operating Systems installed. Let's concentrate on Win 7 and only Win 7.
my point of ubuntu was to show that is not only win7 that gets stuck @ 800mhz. ... right now im making a backup of my hdd... its going to take around 2 hrs :/
tonight im going to install a fresh copy of win7 .... dont know if 32bit or 64bit .... still gonna think about it ...
report back @ night
Ok first of all if you updated your bios that is the problem sometimes when updating the bios will underclock the cpu therefore you have to go to default settings then restart and it should come back if not
update the bios again if allowed reinstall the bios and it should come back this happens more often then you would think that is why alot of companies say dont update the bios cause it could cause hardware conflict but yet they update them with new drivers for us to use go figure
don't keep reinstalling the os your going to screw something up and give the hdd a bad sector just go through all the drivers and updates to make sure everything is in order
you also have a low end cpu that the factory could have modified before you actually used it just a few things to think about good luck
ps the os has nothing to do with timings that is a configuration issue
sooo......
nothing worked.... i need to go back to vista :/
it didnt work.... event with factory restore... (original DVD that came with the laptop) processor stuck @ 800 mhz, at this point i think it had to do with the bios update ...
fixed...
re-installed vista from factory disc... upgraded from there ...
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