Windows 7 Has a Screen of Death!

[Issac]

the blue or red screens of death are often some hardware error, like mis-matching RAM like I had. one 32-byte clusters, and the other 64-byte (I think it was). so it wrote stuff at 64 MB intervals until it hit the 32 byte card, trying to access non-existing memory space. that's the only reason for my bsod's from XP and forward. (fixed it while still on XP sooo now I haven't had any problems at all).

 

[Ben_j]

Win 7 has Blue screen of death too. I had a couple when I used the RC. Not one with the RTM though.

 

[luke_c]

Congrats on establishing the point everyone said on the last page.

 

[Raika]

I'm using Vista... I hope nothing happens.

 

[Bladexdsl]

glad i didn't upgrade to it. never upgrade to any of m$ OS the 1st time their released!

 

[razorback78]

Reason why Windows 7 fails

Uh.... there is no reason, except for maybe some fan-boys rant of opening his mouth where it was not warranted too, seriously have you even used 7, as if you did you would know 7 is far from fail. For having near 1000 posts you sure make some ignorant statements...

I have used Windows 7. I just don't like it because too much has changed from Windows XP.

like what...i think the features are only more simplified for users in windows 7. but i am still hooked up with xp in my other computer though...and i am proud of it.

 

[shito]

windows user rule #1 no matter what version of windows you use, there's always gonna have a error screen of death.
i always used windows and never had a screen of death ( i guess i'm lucky)

 

[zuron7]

It happens only if you update.

 

[shakirmoledina]

BBC said it was malware tht caused the prob but a fix will be coming and as usual, update everything