Computr freezes frequently.Showing“Service Sysytem Exception” messg


  1. vinu
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    Computr freezes frequently.Showing“Service Sysytem Exception” messg


    I have a Window 7 Ultimate 64 bit os, 2 gb ddr3 ram, i3 processor in my computer..
    It took around 4 hours to install the OS in which most of the time consumed by “ expanding windows file” part. I had to manually install the drivers(sound and display) using the intel driver cd. Now what happening is , my system freezes frequently and some time showing a “service system exception ” (a blue screen message) and turn off automatically… I changed my harddisk. Bought a new one…but still the problem persist. is it related to RAM ? . please help me..
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  3. gregrocker
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    Test your RAM, then your HD, check the logs for repeat errors to resolve, finish all Important and OPtional WIndows Updates (how you should get your drivers first). check all System Resources as shown in Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7.

    Where did you get Win7? How is it activated?

    I would wipe the HD of all boot code to get the cleanest slate to Clean Install Windows 7
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  4. Maguscreed
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    What was the source for your windows disk? is it retail?
    4 hours is ridiculous even for a slow hdd.

    Greg's ideas are all valid as well, but it's really sounding to me like something went wrong from the point of install.
    Here's one more thing to try that's relatively quick and simple.
    SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
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  6. vinu
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    first of all thanks for giving me this much help... thank you..and about the OS ..i dont know...my friend gave me that...and he said that it activates automatically....but didnt happened so.. i had to use the "7 Loader by hazar " software to activate it...do you guys think this will be the problm?
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  7. gregrocker
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    Yes, it is illegal piracy to activate with any other than a legit Win7 Product Key from MS.

    We cannot offer any further help until you remove the activation crack. If you don't want to buy a Win7 key then you should revert to the OS which came pre-installed on the PC if any, using the Product Key on COA sticker.
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