MagicAndre1981

@neotyp Currently I don't really have an idea about it. @ fearking please read what others here made when they got the ACPI.sys issue.

why using a file patcher when you can have a In-Memory Patcher: http://www.uxstyle.com/

which SSD are you using? Is it comatible with your Mainboard? Are you using it in IDE or AHCI mode?

@WMassey are you using the latest BIOS? Reset the BIOS settings. Also make sure, you're using the latest drivers. @chocochoco If you have a strange sound, check your sound drivers and speakers.

Hi neotyp, your etl file hast 49000 lost events. The sdbus.sys is causing the DPC issue. Are you using the latest drivers for your SD card reader (SDA Standard Compliant SD Host Controller)? What is the vendor of this device? For the interrupts, the driver is again unknown. @davidov2009 upload the file please.

they use a hacked theme (msstyle) file.

please zip the etl file and upload (Rapidshare.com or SkyDrive if you have a LiveID) it please and post the link here.

When you use the x64 of Windows 7 you must install the x64 version of WPT.

when the system runs out of memory it has NOTHING to do with superfetch! Post use the details of the memory usage! (Taskmanager picture, Resource Monitor picture and a zipped RMP file of this program: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/ff700229.aspx )

Hi, sorry, this is not the result you should get. I've never seen this message before. Have you installed the x64 version of the WPT?

ok, great that you fixed it.

Have you checked the cables of your HDD?

Hi, Bug Check 0x7B: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE. This has nothing to do with your graphics card.

@cluberti split the discussion about Itanium into a new topic. This has nothing to do with the question from the topic starter. He wants to know if he can use a i3 with XP.

Next time, please use the search.

@max19 please read the complete topic. Several other users have also issue caused by the ACPI driver. Try the suggestion.

use the attachment function to upload pictures

which card did you buy? Have you installed the latest drivers from the support page of the card?

You don't have any DPC or interrupt issues! Both use less than 1% of CPU. You only have CPU usage spikes caused by Everest Ultimate.

upload the etl file and post the link here.

@glmoreky great, that you found the cause with the help of this guide @cluberti any ideas about the unknown module? How can I detect which driver it is?

@glmoreky ignore the IDLE- Process. This doesn't create the CPU usage! The C1Halt command is a power saving feature. @ilove2learn sort for duration, not the count! Which DPCs take most time?

yeah, install the latest nVIDIA nForce drivers.

you should run the xperf command I've posted here when the System- Process uses the CPU and look which driver causes the issue.

hopefully they fix the 500 Errors in the Answer, Technet, MSDN Web Forums. They make it extremely hard to work with the forums and answering is a pain