Hello Scott,
Thank you for using newsgroup!
Firstly, I have noticed you have posted your question in the newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general. Other guys have given you some
great suggestions for your reference.
From your description, the issue seems to be happening when you use
Internet Explorer 64 bit version for about 15 minutes. In my opinion, I
agree with Kathea's suggestions. You may try to use a third party web
browser to make a test to see if the issue continues. If the problem
persists, I suspect the issue may be most likely related to hardware device
(i.e. memory or other device drivers). If the issue only occurs on a
specific web page, I suspect it will point to the specific page that does
not support completely Internet Explorer 64 bit version.
Thanks & Regards,
Ken Zhao
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| From: "scott2k5" <
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| Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
| Subject: Re: 64-bit notebook crashes
| Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 22:06:28 +0000 (UTC)
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| Hi Kathea
|
| Good ideas here. I never thought of downloading firefox.
|
| It appears from your post that recording the addresses of crashed web
pages
| and analysing their content may assist.
|
| Thank you for your valuable advice!
|
| Regards
|
| Scott
|
message
| | > Try installing Firefox and seeing if you can recreate the error with
it.
| > As
| > I understand it (please correct me if I'm wrong), the error only occurs
| > when
| > using IE. Intermittent problems are so much fun, aren't they? The
first
| > step is to narrow down what circumstances lead to the error and then
| > change/eliminate them one at a time until they stop, then perform the
same
| > procedure in reverse until it happens again. I'm thinking that if it
| > occurs
| > with IE but not Firefox, it may point to IE (and therefore an OS
problem)
| > rather than a hardware/driver problem. If it follows the Internet,
it's
| > more
| > likely to be hardware/driver. If it occurs only when opening a certain
| > page,
| > maybe it's that page. If it opens only when a web page has an embedded
| > sound, it may be a plugin or your sound card or .... You get the
picture.
| >
| > "scott2k5" wrote:
| >
| >> Dear All
| >>
| >> Problem:-
| >> New Acer Ferrari 4000 laptop hangs (stops responding altogether -
| >> CTRL-ALT-DEL does nothing).
| >>
| >> The O/S is Windows XP 64-bit. Processor AMD Turion 64-bit.
| >>
| >> Crash normally happens when using Internet Explorer. Normally after
using
| >> for 15+ minutes. Rarely soon after booting.
| >>
| >> There are no clues. Nothing logged in event logs. No blue screen.
| >>
| >> Disabling startup programs through msconfig and disabling antivirus
has
| >> no
| >> effect. Practically no other software installed - the laptop is only a
| >> few
| >> days old.
| >>
| >> Drivers are all up-to-date:-
| >>
| >> 802.11b+g (Broadcom) 3.100.64.0
| >>
| >> Realtek Audio Driver 5.10.0.5850
| >>
| >> TI 4 in 1 Card Reader 1.0.3.6
| >>
| >> Agere Modem Driver 2.1.53
| >>
| >> Broadcom LAN Driver 8.27.1.0
| >>
| >> Launch Manager v1.0.6.6a0e
| >>
| >> Ambit Modem Driver 2.1.53.0
| >>
| >> TouchPad Driver 8.0.10.0
| >>
| >> ATI VGA Driver 6.14.10.6542
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >> Please help. I am not really sure how to begin to diagnose the problem.
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >> Thanks in advance.
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >> Scott
| >>
| >>
| >>
|
|
|
