Can SP1 destroy your hardware when without it works fine?

M

M. Hyttinen

Hello

I installed Vista Ultimate 64bit FIN SP1 during thursday morning. After
Installation I was able to login and use computer normally. Next day after I
started use SP1 I was browsing forums with Firefox3Beta5 and then got Firefox
made an error and bluescreen. After reboot I saw BIOS posting, and windows is
starting up loading bar after that screen went totally black. Ok I was
thinking Nvidia's drivers weren't working nice with SP1 so I unistalled them
from safe-mode and reinstalled them after. Ok again same problem after
reboot. Ok back to safe-mode and uninstalled drivers again (Forceware 169.25)
and rebooted. With Vista native drivers I got back in windows but even with
older nvidia drivers it didn't work. So I reinstalled whole Vista again to
see does it help.
Well after formatting completely hard disk and reinstalling Vista the same
problem continues without SP1.

So the question is. What did kill my graphic card?

Systems specs: Asus P5E, Q6600, 4x2GB 800MHz DDR2 RAM, Asus TOP 8800GT, WD
Cav. 500GB / 16MB, Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit FIN OEM.

I bought this unit after new year. I took to my PC to reseller and they said
they will take a look at it. Anyway I think I need to stop using Beta
versions with Vista 64bit. They're really unstable. (39 BSOD's during these 4
months)
 
K

kevpan815

Be Careful Not To Put SP1 Near Your Car. SP1 Can Distroy Your Car Engine.
Just FYI.

It Happened To My Doctor. Just FYI
 
M

M. Hyttinen

Got my PC today back. Problem was in Vista 64bit drivers for nvidia 8800GT.
It had caused unexpected function to monitor and monitor went into protection
mode to prevent get broken. Its just sad there won't come pop-up saying this
so you need to take manual to use nowadays monitors...

Nvidia drivers suck big time again...
 

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