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Re: Windows Visa Home Basic Major Problem

Another Issue solved.
Hope it works well from now on
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real player is rubbish lol
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real player is rubbish lol
i must have missed something! but i do agree ,
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That was at the beginning Bennet, it had nothing to do with that in the end. Windows Media Player for the world!

Funwadi, if your problem has been solved, please mark this thread as solved, so that people don't randomly spam answers in here
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Oh, I saw that option now. Thanks Serunson
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congrats on getting your problem solved funwadi!!!
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congrats on getting your problem solved funwadi!!!

Thank you so much forumdude
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you're welcome!!
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I think the problem still exists

Now Windows XP is installed and I am not facing any Windows Media Player or Real Player error but Windows XP freeze too!
I have just now started laptop again and opened the SpeedFan software where it shows like this:-

HD0: 37C
(fire sign) Temp1: 54C
(fire sign) Core 0: 63C
(fire sign) Core 1: 64C

Above I have mentioned fire sign so the sign of fire is shown that's why I have written.

Can any one please explain to me that whether my laptop is still getting over heated?

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When I open Speed Fan it shows this too:-

Win9x:NO 64Bit:NO GiveIO:YES SpeedFan:YES
I/O properly initialized
Linked ISA BUS at $0290
Linked VIA VT8237A SMBUS at $4100
Scanning ISA BUS at $0290...
Scanning VIA SMBus at $4100...
Address $30 appears to be WRITE ONLY...
SMART Enabled for drive 0
Found ST9120822AS (120.0GB)
Found ACPI temperature (60.8C)
End of detection

When I use to open this software in Windows Vista, so it gives just this

(fire sign) Core 0: 63C
(fire sign) Core 1: 64C

And in Windows XP it shows
HD0: 37C
(fire sign) Temp1: 54C
(fire sign) Core 0: 63C
(fire sign) Core 1: 64C

Are both result same? This is really sad when it freeze
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