July 12, 2009 at 18:15Question to connoisseurs of Win7
In connection with the release of build 7600, I remembered the win7 on my computer and the problems that prevent me from finally switching to it.
Somewhat unexpected, but I can’t imagine what to do with it. The fact is that my seven breaks network connections. This happens every two or three hours, but maybe three times in a row in half an hour. It is expressed that ping to the gateway and VPN server suddenly disappears, and, as a result, to everything else. Attempts to disconnect the LAN connection or VPN connection lead to a complete hang of the network service in general. It is treated only by rebooting.
It is checked on three assemblies, 7000, 7077 and 7100. Russifications are not worth it, I tried on absolutely empty Windows, without any prog - the same garbage. On XP, which I put in parallel - everything is ok.
Reminds the action of the virus that caused the Generic Host error, but no viruses. Absolutely not.
The only thing - I sin on the built-in network card VIA.
As soon as you take any actions that require processor load, you quickly switch tabs in the Mozilla, just load the page with a lot of small elements, drag the scroller in the explorer with image previews, even apply filters in Photoshop - the sound starts to “stutter” right away. Stuttering is like slowing down the frequency. That is, such "stretching" notes appear. At least in Winamp, at least in a flash player, at least in anything else.
On other axes and processors, this has not been observed since the time of Pentium 60. Prots
- Pentium D 925, built-in sound system. I updated the wood to the sound with my old Realtek old and new - it did not help.
I’ve been tormented by these troubles for about six months now, jumping to XP and then back to the seven, and now, I feel right now that right now, with the help of you, habralum, I’ll find a solution to these problems))
UPD: hmm ... did a miracle happen? I did not boot into the seven for three months. Now I downloaded - the sound problems disappeared somewhere. No stuttering at all. Standard microsoft drivers from 04/21/2009.
We are waiting for a wonderful healing of network problems))
The first question.
Somewhat unexpected, but I can’t imagine what to do with it. The fact is that my seven breaks network connections. This happens every two or three hours, but maybe three times in a row in half an hour. It is expressed that ping to the gateway and VPN server suddenly disappears, and, as a result, to everything else. Attempts to disconnect the LAN connection or VPN connection lead to a complete hang of the network service in general. It is treated only by rebooting.
It is checked on three assemblies, 7000, 7077 and 7100. Russifications are not worth it, I tried on absolutely empty Windows, without any prog - the same garbage. On XP, which I put in parallel - everything is ok.
Reminds the action of the virus that caused the Generic Host error, but no viruses. Absolutely not.
The only thing - I sin on the built-in network card VIA.
The second question.
As soon as you take any actions that require processor load, you quickly switch tabs in the Mozilla, just load the page with a lot of small elements, drag the scroller in the explorer with image previews, even apply filters in Photoshop - the sound starts to “stutter” right away. Stuttering is like slowing down the frequency. That is, such "stretching" notes appear. At least in Winamp, at least in a flash player, at least in anything else.
On other axes and processors, this has not been observed since the time of Pentium 60. Prots
- Pentium D 925, built-in sound system. I updated the wood to the sound with my old Realtek old and new - it did not help.
I’ve been tormented by these troubles for about six months now, jumping to XP and then back to the seven, and now, I feel right now that right now, with the help of you, habralum, I’ll find a solution to these problems))
UPD: hmm ... did a miracle happen? I did not boot into the seven for three months. Now I downloaded - the sound problems disappeared somewhere. No stuttering at all. Standard microsoft drivers from 04/21/2009.
We are waiting for a wonderful healing of network problems))