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Thursday, February 12, 2009

More about the TDX.sys BSOD in W7

According to the tickets filled by beta testers on this issue, Microsoft has fixed this issue. So that means that when the RC candidate is released we should not see this problem anymore.

For now what I’m doing is not to map a network drive in my home network. I still copy files using the full path to those share folders when I need them.

Posted by Frank J Garcia at 8:38 AM
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  1. Anonymous1:53 PM, October 23, 2010

    Frank, are you still using W7 on your p1610 regularly? Do you still get the BSOD or anything similar? I don't get a true BSOD, but I do get my screen going to blank, as if it's switched to a different screen mode. The only way I've found to bring it back is to send the machine to sleep and rewake it. Anyone else seen this?

    Thanks!
    Kevin

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  2. Frank J Garcia1:59 PM, October 23, 2010

    THE issue on this post was completely fixed by ms. About your question, I have not seen or suffered anything like that in my p1610 with w7.

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  3. Anonymous2:14 PM, October 23, 2010

    Do you know if any of your readers are using W7 on p1610? If so, any chance you might ask on your blog if others have experienced it?

    Thanks!
    Kevin

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  4. Frank J Garcia6:10 PM, October 23, 2010

    Question: why arebyou changing your screen mode that often?
    Do you have the latest intel screen driver?

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