Well I liked the new interface but it kept on crashing all the time so no more for me. Sorry try again next year when you again have SP1,2,3,4,5,6? maybe then get it right?

Well I liked the new interface but it kept on crashing all the time so no more for me. Sorry try again next year when you again have SP1,2,3,4,5,6? maybe then get it right? I think it must be your hardware as there are no other UI-related issues being reported. Maybe your Graphics Card manufacturer has not got Windows 7 drivers or they are still testing them.

Well I liked the new interface but it kept on crashing all the time so no more for me. Sorry try again next year when you again have SP1,2,3,4,5,6? maybe then get it right? Hi. could you post your configuration, please? Also please post details of what kind of crashes you are getting. Also, if you are getting BSODs, I would suggest Control Panel / System / Advanced System Settings / (System Properties) Advanced tab / look at "Startup and Recovery" , click settings button - in system failure: uncheck "automatically restart" This will enable you to see any errors that are causing a reboot. Hope that helps. Kris

My PC is only 6 months old W7 will just crash/reboot itself at various different times. too many for me. When is SP1 going to be available so I can try it again? Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Black Edition 2009 (6.0.6001) - Service Pack 1 Boot Device: \Device\HarddiskVolume1 Manufacturer: ECS - GF7100/7050PVT-M3 Free Physical Memory: 918.01 MB System Directory: C:\Windows\system32 ---Motherboard Info--- Model: ECS GF7100/7050PVT-M3 (OK) ---BIOS Info--- Default System BIOS (OK) 20071030000000.000000+000 ---Processor Info--- Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4700 @ 2.60GHz @ 2603 MHz (OK) ---Memory Info--- Physical Memory 0: 2048 MB (SDRAM @ MHz) Physical Memory 1: 2048 MB (SDRAM @ MHz) ---Disk Info--- (Standard disk drives) WL1000GSA1672 ATA Device - 931.51 GB (OK) (Standard disk drives) Sony USB HS-CF Card USB Device (OK) (Standard disk drives) Sony USB HS-MS Card USB Device (OK) (Standard disk drives) Sony USB HS-SD Card USB Device (OK) (Standard disk drives) Sony USB HS-xD/SM USB Device (OK) ---Partition Info--- Disk #0, Partition #0 - 244.14 GB (Boot Partition) Disk #0, Partition #1 - 244.14 GB Disk #0, Partition #2 - 443.23 GB ---Display Info--- NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT Refresh Rate: 60 Driver Version: 7.15.11.6375 Resolution: 1680 x 1050 Monitor Type: Generic PnP Monitor (Generic PnP Monitor) Monitor Type: Default Monitor (Default Monitor) ---Sound Info--- M-Audio Fast Track USB (OK) High Definition Audio Device (OK) NVIDIA HDMI Audio Device (OK) ---Input Info--- Keyboard: Enhanced (101- or 102-key) (OK) Mouse: HID-compliant mouse (OK)

what is the code on the BSOD, please.Kris

I agree there are random BSOD crashes still here.The sleep mode bug is well known but also mine BSOD at random times as well. PC is less than 6 months old, everything works fine in XP.

I might as well put this here .....Windows 7 Beta did not seem to demonstrate any issues with Hybernate.Windows 7 RC, being started from Hybernate,seems to accumulate some kind of issue that ends up in a BSOD eventualy.I have pretty much reverted to a Cold Start, abondoning the Hybernate for now.This issue seemingly was caused by or was aggravated by the recent Test Patches that were pushed.