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Default 09-15-2009, 03:45 AM

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Default 09-16-2009, 05:26 AM

After installing the A09 BIOS update yesterday, the system has not frozen or gone into blue screen so far. Well done DELL!


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Default 09-16-2009, 02:14 PM

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Hi I voted for 2 times as I have had a few frezzes mainly due to asking my Mini 1010 to do to much, I reloaded the other day after reading about the GPS and I have to say since a re-load with 7 I did the driver trick and all is fine so much so my main laptop is now a desk top. as I love this mini.

What is the Windows 7 GPS driver trick?

I just started getting blue screen memory dumps in Windows 7 last night on my 1010. Not sure what is up yet.
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Cool 09-16-2009, 05:57 PM

mine has not frozen yet....luckily..


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Default It was speedstep - 09-28-2009, 08:31 PM

I was having freezing all the time with my mini 1010. It was constantly freezing on every OS I tried, it got the worst with Windows 7, as to where it would lockup sometimes right after login.

I did some searches, and saw some eluding to the Smart Battery Device driver being the problem. I had updated this from Windows update on Win 7 and checked it with the driver on intel's site and they matched. I still had the problem.

I ran all the diag tests, and everything passed, so I started looking in the bios and thought I try disabling speedstep. That worked! Havent had a lockup in 3 days.
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