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Vista's superfetch errors

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I have had Vista Ultimate installed for a while now, but just within the past week I have been getting TONS of superfetch errors. It just says Superfetch has stopped working and then about checking for a solution or jsut close it.

Has anyone else been getting these?

Is there a way to figure out what is causing it?

Can I shoot the superfetch creator?

Will Apop get his tile work done in time before he runs out of clean underwear?

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I am running Vista Ultimate 64-bit and get the 'Superfetch has stopped working' nearly everytime I run the PC at one point or another... not looked into it... You can disable SuperFetch though.

And to hell with you and your underwear comment
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Hey mike, you aught to pass those Vicodin on, they sound like fun. :mrgreen:

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That's odd, I have Vista Ultimate x64 and my SuperFetch works fine.

I cannot, however, put the computer to sleep. I get no video when I resume (even though everything else spins up).
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I had a prolbem with Vista in the earlier beta's with Superfetch and SLEEP.

Then I got the Ultimate version of MSDN copy, and got the drivers that came out as soon as I got the MSDN copy (RTM) and everything was well.
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Apoptosis wrote:I am running Vista Ultimate 64-bit and get the 'Superfetch has stopped working' nearly everytime I run the PC at one point or another... not looked into it... You can disable SuperFetch though.

And to hell with you and your underwear comment
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This is on Vista 32bit - hrmm, maybe I will just shut superfetch off then.

Mike

Greek - I had problems on the betas also but Ultimate worked great for a while :(
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