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and just for the fun of it, here's a new one: stop: 0x0000000A (0x8BFA0B9C, 0x0000001B, 0x00000000, 0x824ABE40)

and yet another: and here's another: stop: 0x00000124 (0x00000000, 0x8537A3B0, 0xB2000000, 0x00010014)

sorry to inform, the computer just rebooted itself (no warning, no error msg)

Hotfix applied - hoping for the best... is there any hardware failure I should be worry about?

I'm not sure what hot-plugging actually means, but I found this hotfix & waiting for MS to sent it over. just to clearify things, the problem occurs on my LG S1 Notebook & yes it has ATI Readon X1600 PCI-Express... if I understand correctly, this is caused by either the Graphic Card (maybe drivers?!) or a power supply issue?

and here's another: stop: 0x00000124 (0x00000000, 0x8505F3F0, 0xB2000000, 0x00010014)

Hi, I'm expiriencing a lot of BSODs lately, with many other crashed that don't even get to a BSOD but to a system halt (mostly in a black screen). here is the latest BSOD Technical Information: stop: 0x00000124 (0x00000000, 0x8500C039, 0xF2000040, 0x00000800) can any1 help me solve this?

of course, even more than one of them... actually, after cleaning (somehow) the computer from malicious things - I managed to install the SP1!!!! all problems are solved...

Hi, I removed Vista SP1 Beta (which was to expire in a few days), in order to install the RMT. the uninstallation went well, I even rebooted... but after last nights reboot, I have no network (neither LAN nor WLAN). the diagnostic told me to "Start Wireless Service" - which couldn't be started. I check the device manager & removed the WAN Miniport (netcfg -e -u ms_sstpminiport). after a reboot, I have: The dependency service or group filed to start I can't find any relevant log in the event viewer... I even tried to re-install Vista SP1 (I donwloaded it & burned it on a CD), but it fails with: An internal error occured while installing the service pack. Error code: 0x80070002. See http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=101139 for details. can any1 help me with this?

Hi, I'm trying to burn a Data DVD. I've tried earlier versions as well as 8.3.2.1 freshly installed. I'm getting an "Internal Target Failure" every time. it doesn't happen with the full version...

Thanks cluberti. Long story short, I'll take that as: Enterprise = Business So I'll stay with mine, until I get my Ultimate.

Are you sure about that? Look at the picture take 2 seconds ago, on my Notebook (which I'm using to write this message):

Start the installation for each package (micro and lite) and you will find the answer. I figured that. Why isn't a place to read before download, so users could decide what's best for them...

Hi, I've seen this page: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/...ons/choose.mspx for Vista Version Comparison. Where (if) does the Enterprise Version fits in?

Sorry for this newbies question, but: Where can I find the feature list for each package (list of what each contains)?

Well, back to regular black hibernate (I'm not sure why is did turn off the machine)

Now this is funny: Hibernates does a nice Black Screen, but the computer does not turn off - it immediately turns on (as if it was a restart, but programs are still running)

I won't don't worry. I'll just wait for Culberti, who claims to have this progress bar... (this is the weird part)

Yes. Yes. This is more than weird...

correct, this is a long discussion. all of you just jumped in at the end... I'm quite sure Culberti stated that it does show a certain screen: I have 2.5GB of ram, this issue also happened on the same machine with 1GB (before upgrading). & no, there are no Memory issues - tested already...

First time I hear this... The Hibernate does finish this is totally about the progress bar...

Sorry, but this wasn't very helpfull to the discussion. I'm not planning to site & wait for a solution, because that's the whole idea behind Helping & Sharing (see some open-source for reference). Besides, if no one knows about this problem I doubt it would be fixed by itself in SP1. I take this forum very seriously & the people helping here will know what to do with it when fix/problem is found...

Hi, after the long waited Format - I did it. The results are as bad as expected. I Formatted & reInstalled Vista Enterprice x32. I did a first Restart, just to check every thing is OK, I didn't install any updates, not even LAN Drivers. Hibernate = BLACK. I have now just installed the needed LAN Drivers, & going forward to Windows Update...

I thought this would be an easy task, but first let me state this: 1. I have another PC (not notebook) with Vista with the same problem. 2. neither of these 2 installation had a working progress bar when hibernating. I'm guess this must be something from MS. NOD32 was a good guess since it is installed in both computers... To your request, I did remove every non-MS service & startup item (I also tried a Diagnostic Boot), but after I restarted I tried to Hibernate but could not start the Dump process. (on a regular boot it works fine) any minimum requirements that I should know of...?

I just removed it completely - No Change... (can I put it back?)