What's your Reliability index score?

ugh..problems problems problems

Dave76 said:

Nice graph, shows that you're working the system, beta testing should look like that, keep up the good work.

Many thanks, yeah some time ago I had 50 crashes a day, the line was in the 1 for a week

My netbook, on the other hand, is very stable, and had a little use this month (I don't beta test on it) so it shows a boring straight line at the 10 :)

Here's mine....laptop....

The line goes down after unexpected shutdown because my CPU is too hot when plugged in and playing video sometimes

recently having crashes with Windows Media Player (wmprph.exe stopped working whenever I play a certain H.264 mp4 video file (probably due to bad encoding)) plus Windows freezing (not even Ctrl + Alt + Del work after Explorer.exe crashed due to faulty usb flash drive so I had to pull the plug to regain control)

The only reason that VLC crashed was due to the fact that I was trying to play a blu-ray movie that VLC didn't support... I ended up having to use Splash Pro Ex.

I've never reset mine.. should I?

boogieboy said:

BlankZ why dont you give try to Zoom Player instead of VLC? I love Zoom Player as it installs all the required Codecs needed to play all kinds of Videos on your PC + it's free.

Never heard of zoom player, I'll be sure to check it out. I've been a avid user of vlc (codecs present) for a long time, it's been nothing but good to me over the years. As of lately I've had these 15GB blu-ray movies that I have been trying to play using vlc, but always crashes at start-up with no explanation. Splash Pro Ex has this neat feature that makes the movies look like a blu-ray movie playing on a 600ghz t.v.. you know with those non-blurry movements? Makes it look nice.

Here's mine... just got Ultimate loaded on the 1st... then came Windows Update