Software crashes?


  1. Posts : 19
    Windows 7 Build 7077
       #1

    Software crashes?


    Hello,

    I have Windows 7 installed on my laptop, and it keeps freezing when I launch spicific programs. When I launch any movie file (AVI, MPEG, WMP, Etc.), the system will freeze. This also happens with my Pinnical TV tuner software. I tried running my Pinnical TV Tuner softare in compatibility mode, but with no luck. Is this due to a bad driver? Well, my system specs are listed below...

    Operating System: Windows 7 build 7000
    Processor: AMD Mobility Sempron Processor 2800+ 1.60 GHz
    RAM: 768MB RAM
    Graphics: SiS 760 Chipset running SiS Mirage Graphics Driver
    Harddisk capacity: 52.1 GB
    Machine: eMachines M5414 Laptop

    Please, if there is any solution for this, please let me know
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  2. Posts : 102
    XP/Vista/Windows 7 builld 7000
       #2

    just for a diagnostic giggle....why not try loading vlc player and retry the media files...let us know what happens.

    VLC media player - Overview
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  3. Posts : 3,141
    Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
       #3

    Hello curtjr4,

    Welcome to the Seven Forums.

    Just so you know, If you click on the 'My System Specs' link at the bottom left of one of your own posts you can fill in the info about your system. This way you don't have to keep filling it in for each post.

    Enjoy.

    Gary
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  4. Posts : 12
    Vista Premium x64
       #4

    Just a shot in the dark but sometimes software can crash if UAC is turned off. Hope it helps, but thats what was wrong with my computer, turned in on the lowest setting and everything worked fine.
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  5. Posts : 19
    Windows 7 Build 7077
    Thread Starter
       #5

    Well, I think that I am going to downgrade back to XP on my laptop, but keep Windows 7 installed on my desktop, well, I will only downgrade if there is no fix. UAC is activated.
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