Problem Reports and Solutions

go get nvidia's beta drivers for Vista it fixed my problem

"Randy K." wrote:

> I was wondering if anyone knows how to get the "Problem Reports and
> Solutions" to work if it's not? It was working OK and I ran a Optimize
> program and I guess it shut it off. Now when I open it none of the options in
> the left colume work. They are all faded and don't let you click on them.
> Like "Check for Solutions". Any help would be gratful. Thanks, Randy

"Randy K." <RandyK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EC22C064-9CD7-4E31-B9BA-14C5D1DFD15A@microsoft.com...

>I was wondering if anyone knows how to get the "Problem Reports and
> Solutions" to work if it's not? It was working OK and I ran a Optimize
> program and I guess it shut it off. Now when I open it none of the options
> in
> the left colume work. They are all faded and don't let you click on them.
> Like "Check for Solutions". Any help would be gratful. Thanks, Randy

Which Optimize program was that? I wasn't aware of any that was compatible
with Vista yet?

Regards,
Rasmus Bertelsen

The program is another beta but it works good. Just start as an admin. and
click on the options to make your chooses. A screen will come up where you
have many options including Optimize. After it runs look at the issues it
finds carefully and uncheck any you don't want the program to optimize for
you. I learned the hard way. Once you get it tweeked the way you want it,
it's a really good program. Oh yea I guess you need the name or link :
www.iobit.com and the program name is ; Advanced WindowsCare V2 . I hope
it's what you need. Randy

"Rasmus Bertelsen" wrote:

>
> "Randy K." <RandyK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EC22C064-9CD7-4E31-B9BA-14C5D1DFD15A@microsoft.com...

> >I was wondering if anyone knows how to get the "Problem Reports and
> > Solutions" to work if it's not? It was working OK and I ran a Optimize
> > program and I guess it shut it off. Now when I open it none of the options
> > in
> > the left colume work. They are all faded and don't let you click on them.
> > Like "Check for Solutions". Any help would be gratful. Thanks, Randy

>
> Which Optimize program was that? I wasn't aware of any that was compatible
> with Vista yet?
>
> Regards,
> Rasmus Bertelsen
>

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i got this message a couple of days ago:

Follow the steps in the Knowledge Base (KB) article to solve the problem
with Windows Vista

This problem was caused by Windows Vista, which was created by Microsoft
Corporation.

Solution

To view details about how to fix this problem, click this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=938979 This link will take
you to a Microsoft Support Knowledge Base (KB) article. Follow the steps in
the article to fix your computer problem.

i went through the whole process but after downloadin the 32-bit version it
said that it doesn apply to my system.....does anyone know how to solve this
or if this is important at all???

thanks
eliza

Are you running Vista 32-bit?

"lady eliza" <ladyeliza@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B905D81D-9F9A-45F6-8F73-DBB6122582EB@microsoft.com...

> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> i got this message a couple of days ago:
>
> Follow the steps in the Knowledge Base (KB) article to solve the problem
> with Windows Vista
>
> This problem was caused by Windows Vista, which was created by Microsoft
> Corporation.
>
> Solution
>
> To view details about how to fix this problem, click this link:
> http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=938979 This link will take
> you to a Microsoft Support Knowledge Base (KB) article. Follow the steps
> in
> the article to fix your computer problem.
>
> i went through the whole process but after downloadin the 32-bit version
> it
> said that it doesn apply to my system.....does anyone know how to solve
> this
> or if this is important at all???
>
> thanks
> eliza

yup....i do!
--
eliza


"Bob" wrote:

> Are you running Vista 32-bit?
>
> "lady eliza" <ladyeliza@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B905D81D-9F9A-45F6-8F73-DBB6122582EB@microsoft.com...

> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > i got this message a couple of days ago:
> >
> > Follow the steps in the Knowledge Base (KB) article to solve the problem
> > with Windows Vista
> >
> > This problem was caused by Windows Vista, which was created by Microsoft
> > Corporation.
> >
> > Solution
> >
> > To view details about how to fix this problem, click this link:
> > http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=938979 This link will take
> > you to a Microsoft Support Knowledge Base (KB) article. Follow the steps
> > in
> > the article to fix your computer problem.
> >
> > i went through the whole process but after downloadin the 32-bit version
> > it
> > said that it doesn apply to my system.....does anyone know how to solve
> > this
> > or if this is important at all???
> >
> > thanks
> > eliza

>
>

"lady eliza" <ladyeliza@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B905D81D-9F9A-45F6-8F73-DBB6122582EB@microsoft.com...

> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> i got this message a couple of days ago:
>
> Follow the steps in the Knowledge Base (KB) article to solve the problem
> with Windows Vista
>
> This problem was caused by Windows Vista, which was created by Microsoft
> Corporation.
>
> Solution
>
> To view details about how to fix this problem, click this link:
> http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=938979 This link will take
> you to a Microsoft Support Knowledge Base (KB) article. Follow the steps
> in
> the article to fix your computer problem.
>
> i went through the whole process but after downloadin the 32-bit version
> it
> said that it doesn apply to my system.....does anyone know how to solve
> this
> or if this is important at all???
>
> thanks
> eliza

Eliza,

In most cases it means one of two things. It doesn't apply to your
system because your system does not have the same or similar
software/hardware configurations as those who suffer the most from the
problem or it doesn't apply to your system because it is already installed.
Have you checked your installed updates to see if KB938979 is already
installed? Also, sometimes Microsoft incorporates an existing update or fix
into a subsequent update, thus eliminating the need of the previous update
or fix.

C.B.


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