Asus G50vt-x5 help please..

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  1. Antman
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    nightmare732 said:
    Antman said:
    nightmare732 said:
    I have an Asus G50vt-x5... So maybe that will help?.. :)
    Did you buy it from BestBuy - or from someone who bought it at BestBuy?
    Yeah I got it from bestbuy
    OK - Asus makes a distinction at their support site. I am in the middle of moving and it is time to eat. Back soon.
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  3. Lee
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    Antman, your moving, what the neighbors getting a little tasty. . .
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  4. nightmare732
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    Nvm, I fixed this bug by just reinstalling the iso thanks for the help anyway
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  6. soupysoup
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    hey nightmare, could you please explain more thoroughly what you did? my dvd drive is not recognizing any disks on my g50vt-xt laptop, and i just upgraded to windows 7 to. Seems to be the exact same problem, ive been stuck without my drive for a while now.

    Did you say that you just re installed windows 7 to your laptop to solve it?

    thanks

    except i just realized nightmare is banned, so that doesnt help me much lol
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  7. hovdehov
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    Went Back


    I had a stuttering video (every 20 minutes, kernel would crash and re-start), DVD drive would only be recognized every once and a while and would fail with Windows 7. I did everything by the book when upgraded, new BIOS, new drivers, even went to safe mode and deleted prior drivers for no conflicts, etc, etc.

    I re-formatted and did a second clean win 7 install. I gave up, went back to 64 bit Vista and on my G50VT it works perfectly. I got Win 7 as a gift, and I gave it a very good effort to get it to work. But I hate constant tweaking, and hate bugs... I spent too much money on this computer to not have it work and do things like video well, that is exactly why I got this model.

    I want to love Win 7, I am sure it is awesome on newer machines.
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