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Hi!
Running under Vista Bussiness 64 bit.
since a couple of days, I get almost every day this problem:
A popup windows tells:
Host process for Windows Services stopped working and was closed.
and a similar note for Windows Media Network .....
The screen reslution changes spontaneously then.
After a while Vista completely halts and shows the blue screen in which a memory crash dump is made.
Then it reboots and after it's ready, I see the message that Windows has restarted from an unexpected shutdown.
The process is repeating, somtimes after minutes, sometimes after hours.
I didn't have an earlier restore point to downgrade far enoug back.
already did the Repair option from the DVD: startup repair, rthere was nothing wrong.
Would Vista show this behaviour if some application driver causes it?
Can I reinstall Vista over the existing install without losing my registry application data?
Regards,
Gunivortus
Running under Vista Bussiness 64 bit.
since a couple of days, I get almost every day this problem:
A popup windows tells:
Host process for Windows Services stopped working and was closed.
and a similar note for Windows Media Network .....
The screen reslution changes spontaneously then.
After a while Vista completely halts and shows the blue screen in which a memory crash dump is made.
Then it reboots and after it's ready, I see the message that Windows has restarted from an unexpected shutdown.
The process is repeating, somtimes after minutes, sometimes after hours.
I didn't have an earlier restore point to downgrade far enoug back.
already did the Repair option from the DVD: startup repair, rthere was nothing wrong.
Would Vista show this behaviour if some application driver causes it?
Can I reinstall Vista over the existing install without losing my registry application data?
Regards,
Gunivortus
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