[quote who="dnmoqf" reply="5" id="3281131"] Yeah, could be a factor, because of beta driver from nvidia. Whatever it is I have only managed to trigger it (frequently) using Start8. [/quote] And of course the moment I am not actively trying to find a deadlock without Start8 it happens. So now I am feeling pretty dumb for thinking it was Start8, and not going with nvidia first. (So not sending any zipfiles).
[quote who="Zubaz" reply="2" id="3280848"]Download and run the following utility: http://sd.stardock.com/SDSupportTool.exe This is a tool that we use to gather relevant log files and basic information about your computer. Once the utility finishes running, please send back the .zip file it creates on the desktop. Send it to [email protected] [email protected][/quote] Will send the zip file. [quote who="Frogboy
(well holding down the powerbutton for 4 seconds turns the machine off the hard way still)
I sometimes get a deadlock, cannot even use ctrl-alt-del or even physical powerbutton. Maybe a conflict with raptr? steam? Not sure how I can provide more useful information. Uninstalled for now :(
Whenever there is a good title that has Games for Windows Live on it, I am installing it with very low expectations. Even with trepidation. Sure the game itself could probably be very good. But the Games for Windows Live experience for me is an extremely buggy one. I have yet to experience an install that went smoothly. Typically an update of GFWL fails, then you have to go to forums look for registry hacks, directory junctions and what not. I do not trust Microsofts testing for PC games
advapi32.dll does not seem to help for me :(
Yeah, I have that too, and had to exclude xterm from wb6 (on vista64). Oh dear classic isn't the best look :)
Hello! I am having a similar problem with CursorFX (Vistax64, running as regular user). I get subsecond freezes positionwise of the cursor (it temporarily sticks). Changing to Windows default and the jerky movement goes away. Seems to affect all the installed cursors. Usually I notice it the most when using certain applications like Internet Explorer and/or Outlook 2007. Using the mouse scroll wheel seems to help start it off (minimizing the window and then it seems gone, use the scroll
bump; also getting crashes in Windows Explorer: Problem signature <font size
Hmmm, worried about the seemingly ATI-centric development... Give some of the developers NVIDIA cards! I used the previous version of winfx but had to stop because update problems. Not sure if this was general or just problems related to NVIDIA.
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