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:emot-highfive:

My new laptop has Vista. I'm forever getting the message "System Not Responding," and, of course, then lose whatever I'm working on. Someone told me to turn off the User Account Control, which I did. At least now I don't get those annoying "are you sure you want to do that" remarks from my computer. Still, though, my computer freezes often and I get the dreaded "not responding" message.

Anyone know a fix? :emot-highfive:

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Haha, sorry about your frustrations with Vista. I have had my new laptop for about two months now and Vista hasn't really given me any major problems, and it rarely gives me minor annoying issues either. Wish I could help more, but I'm not exactly a PC whiz myself.


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I know nothing of computers, but my pc just had it's RAM increased and is working much better... now have one gig of RAM.


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:emot-highfive:

My new laptop has Vista. I'm forever getting the message "System Not Responding," and, of course, then lose whatever I'm working on. Someone told me to turn off the User Account Control, which I did. At least now I don't get those annoying "are you sure you want to do that" remarks from my computer. Still, though, my computer freezes often and I get the dreaded "not responding" message.

Anyone know a fix? :emot-highfive:

I would stay away from vista and try to reinstall what you had. Too many problems with vista.

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Anyone know a fix? :rolleyes:

I Agree, Max The RAM


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May I inquire as to what type of system do you have? Dell, Gateway ... ? Can you post your system specs also? Maxing the RAM will not always fix this issue.


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May I inquire as to what type of system do you have? Dell, Gateway ... ? Can you post your system specs also? Maxing the RAM will not always fix this issue.

Sorry OneLight - haven't been online much since posting this.

Here's what my comp says about itself -

HP Pavillion

AMD Turion X2 Dual Core Mobile RM 70 2 GHz

RAM 4 gig

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Trav.... we got Vista last week on some workstations at work.... Put it outside on a table....get about 40 feet from it and (do you have a gun?)... :thumbsup:


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May I inquire as to what type of system do you have? Dell, Gateway ... ? Can you post your system specs also? Maxing the RAM will not always fix this issue.

Sorry OneLight - haven't been online much since posting this.

Here's what my comp says about itself -

HP Pavillion

AMD Turion X2 Dual Core Mobile RM 70 2 GHz

RAM 4 gig

:thumbsup:

Just read this. I dont see why you are having problems.

Me either. :thumbsup:


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If it's NEW return it to the story and get another one. Why bother with a computer thats giving you a hard time?

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