By disabling unnecessary services, the performance can be improved significantly, especially on computers with low system resources ,Easy service optimizer (Eso) is a portable freeware to optimize almost all Windows services (except windows 98 and below) and It does not require any technical knowledge , It is very safe to use because it changes only the startup typ of the services and You can restore them easily
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i am also having the same problem since only i installed windows 8.1, the problem was not there when i was running windows 7 but it occured only when i installed 8.1, and i have tried it on two laptops so you cant say that there is problem in motherboard, plz help me with correct solution, i think the problem is with OS config. Event ID 37 is annoying me keeping me from installing Windows 8.1.
I have completely re-installed windows 7 which didn't help. I suspected the surge protector to be faulty, so I replaced that with a brand new one. That didn't help. I ran the dell hardware diagnostics tests several times which didn't help. I have had my motherboard and heatsink replaced. That too didn't help. I have tested my PSU which is giving a good healthy reading.
The computer is fine in BIOS or using a OpenSuse Live CD. Yet when booting into a clean version of windows 7, with or without drivers, the system reboots randomly. Surely that is enough to suggest it is an issue with windows?
Is the system bluescreening/bugchecking? Can you run systempropertiesadvanced.exe, and in the Startup and Recovery settings clear the check next to "Automatically Restart"? Also ensure the system is set up to generate a kernel memory dump file. Check the c:\windows minidump folder for crash dumps; upload these to your SkyDrive, and provide a link.
I have already contacted Dell support but they are fast running out of options. There are a few users on the intel forum which suggest increasing the voltage to the memory by 0.1V has fixed their random rebooting issues.
A clean install of windows 7 without drivers didn't work. A clean install of windows 7 with the latest drivers didn't work. The verifier isn't necessary unless third party drivers are installed which is not the case.
I have increased the voltage on my system and this seems to have stabilized my system, I am running a Xeon 5570 2.93 I had an issue with the system rebooting with nothing indicating a problem in device manager, reloaded with a fresh install of 7 and still had the same issue, I also have the intel extreme motherboard, tried updating the bios with no joy, finally I saw this post and increasing the volatage for the memory seems to have fixed the issue.
The service pack provides a mechanism to patch Pristine installation 6.3.0 Fix Pack 7 install images so that you can get the latest prerequisite scanner definitions as well as patching the IBM Tivoli Monitoring V6.3.0.7 Base, Linux on System z media so that you can install the Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server on newer OS versions on Linux for System z (See install steps below). In all cases after doing a pristine installation from patched 630 Fix Pack 7, you would still need to additionally apply the service pack. Also if you patch windows media, due to the update to Visual C++ runtimes, you must also apply the service pack after doing a pristine installation from patched 630 Fix Pack 7 media.
Just to say I'm using CPU-Z and Intel Turboboost Monitor in windows to display the CPU speed in realtime. If I boot in bootcamp, the CPU speed changes according to the CPU load, if I start the same bootcamp install in Paralllels, CPU speed is stuck at 2.9GHz. I have also tried Intel MacCPUID to display the speed in OS X, and it's stuck to 2.9GHz (assuming it's refreshed in real time). 2ff7e9595c
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