New system - Orion Crashing!

by **Kat** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:00 pm

No not my computer Lance. I think Intro-one is saying that as he was having a very similar problem to mine

by **Marcin** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:11 pm

Lance wrote:
-intro-one- wrote:@Lance - I have been testing for a many days with different diagnostic software. I have found nothing bad or crashed.

The comuper of Kat? :confused:

Was it too hard to understand I have been meaning my system? Corrected

:D:D

by **Lance** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:17 pm

-intro-one- wrote:
Lance wrote:
-intro-one- wrote:@Lance - I have been testing for a many days with different diagnostic software. I have found nothing bad or crashed.

The comuper of Kat? :confused:

Was it too hard to understand I have been meaning my system? Corrected :D:D

I got it. :p

Had you used on your Tecra A9 Windows XP Pro SP1, SP2 or SP3?

by **Marcin** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:46 pm

Lance wrote:
-intro-one- wrote:
Lance wrote:The comuper of Kat? :confused:

Was it too hard to understand I have been meaning my system? Corrected :D:D

I got it. :p
Had you used on your Tecra A9 Windows XP Pro SP1, SP2 or SP3?

Firstly I had installed XP Pro with SP3 and then also I've tried with SP2, but that was without any difference.

by **Kat** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 10:51 am

I'm going to try SP3, hopefully this will update some buggy drivers.

What is the difference between the non-sse version and the sse?

Does Orion 7.603 run as 64-bit or am I going to need buy a new version to use with Vista?

by **Mark** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 12:59 pm

You don't need the non-SSE version with your specs and Orion 7.603 is 32-bit. Orion64 is the 64-bit version for which you need a 64-bit OS, which you don't have.

Have you tried un-installing Orion, clearing any registry entries for Orion and then re-installing?

by **Marcin** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:03 pm

Kat wrote:I'm going to try SP3, hopefully this will update some buggy drivers.

I don't think that SP3 will help - but believe me, I hopes so!

Kat wrote:What is the difference between the non-sse version and the sse?

Difference in NON-SSE and SSE versions is only that SSE version handles specific Processor's operations and NON-SSE not.

Kat wrote:Does Orion 7.603 run as 64-bit or am I going to need buy a new version to use with Vista?

Are You running 64 bit XP now? Can You install 64bit operating system (eg. Vista) on Your computer? I think NOT. This processor is only 32 bit. Core 2 Duo is not same as 64bit processor.

by **Marcin** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:04 pm

markholtuk wrote:Have you tried un-installing Orion, clearing any registry entries for Orion and then re-installing?

For sure, You dont have to. Registries have nothing to say about that crash.

by **Mark** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:14 pm

-intro-one- wrote:
markholtuk wrote:Have you tried un-installing Orion, clearing any registry entries for Orion and then re-installing?

For sure, You dont have to. Registries have nothing to say about that crash.

Sorry, that was aimed at Kat. Clearing the registry would remove any rogue settings, wouldn't it?

by **T-Breaks** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:16 pm

-intro-one- wrote:
Are You running 64 bit XP now? Can You install 64bit operating system (eg. Vista) on Your computer? I think NOT. This processor is only 32 bit. Core 2 Duo is not same as 64bit processor.

All Intel Dual Core CPU are 64-bit capable, even the old Pentium-4 with 775 Socket can run 64-bit Windows. If it has EM64T it is 64-bit capable.

by **Mark** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:18 pm

-intro-one- wrote:Are You running 64 bit XP now? Can You install 64bit operating system (eg. Vista) on Your computer? I think NOT. This processor is only 32 bit. Core 2 Duo is not same as 64bit processor.

That's just plain wrong. Core2's of whatever sort are 64-bit processors.

by **Marcin** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:19 pm

markholtuk wrote:
-intro-one- wrote:
markholtuk wrote:Have you tried un-installing Orion, clearing any registry entries for Orion and then re-installing?

For sure, You dont have to. Registries have nothing to say about that crash.

Sorry, that was aimed at Kat. Clearing the registry would remove any rogue settings, wouldn't it?

Yes I know, and Yes, its true. But Orion's registries are too easy that it could make blue screen or crash such as this one. But this problem is more close to blue screen and some driver problem than Orion's itself. Yes, Orion can handles here some specified operation (or not Orion but driver) which makes this crash, but what it could be? For sure, not registry in that case.

by **Marcin** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:21 pm

markholtuk wrote:
-intro-one- wrote:Are You running 64 bit XP now? Can You install 64bit operating system (eg. Vista) on Your computer? I think NOT. This processor is only 32 bit. Core 2 Duo is not same as 64bit processor.

That's just plain wrong. Core2's of whatever sort are 64-bit processors.

What? I have Intel Core 2 Duo and it is not 64bit processor. Kat's processor also is not (check intel's documentation).

Yes, Intel's Core 2 Duo has 64-Architecture, but it is not 64-bit processor, read this:

http://developer.intel.com/technology/intel64/index.htm

by **Mark** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:25 pm

-intro-one- wrote:
markholtuk wrote:
-intro-one- wrote:Are You running 64 bit XP now? Can You install 64bit operating system (eg. Vista) on Your computer? I think NOT. This processor is only 32 bit. Core 2 Duo is not same as 64bit processor.

That's just plain wrong. Core2's of whatever sort are 64-bit processors.

What? I have Intel Core 2 Duo and it is not 64bit processor. Kat's processor also is not (check intel's documentation).

Have you even tried installing XP64 or Vista64? Core2's are 64-bit processors and should therefore run 64-bit OSes. I've just bought a new laptop that's a Core2Duo and that is 64-bit capable, although I'm running 32-bit Vista on it.

by **T-Breaks** » Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:26 pm

-intro-one- wrote:
What? I have Intel Core 2 Duo and it is not 64bit processor. Kat's processor also is not (check intel's documentation).

Tell me your CPU model and I will show you that it's a 64bit-capable CPU.

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