> Can someone help me or point me to where I can get assistance please?
>
> I have VPC 07 installed without hardware virtulization on a custom PC with
> an MSI K8N Neo-4 MB with Opteron 165 and 3GB memory. At times I am working in
> VPC and the host, XP MCE crashes as if the reset button was pushed and then
> it restarts as if nothing happened. Nothing in the event logs, nothing to
> find as a cause. I haven't had any success with a counter or trace and this
> only happens when I am using VPC.
>
> I hoped that by posting this here I could get a handle on the issue or MS
> could suggest a fix as I doubt that I am the only person to experience this
> random crash.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Clindell

> "Clindell" wrote:
>
> > Can someone help me or point me to where I can get assistance please?
> >
> > I have VPC 07 installed without hardware virtulization on a custom PC with
> > an MSI K8N Neo-4 MB with Opteron 165 and 3GB memory. At times I am working in
> > VPC and the host, XP MCE crashes as if the reset button was pushed and then
> > it restarts as if nothing happened. Nothing in the event logs, nothing to
> > find as a cause. I haven't had any success with a counter or trace and this
> > only happens when I am using VPC.
> >
> > I hoped that by posting this here I could get a handle on the issue or MS
> > could suggest a fix as I doubt that I am the only person to experience this
> > random crash.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Clindell
>
> try updating your BIOS to the latest from MSI, also check your drivers from
> the manufacturer to see if there are newer, especially, NIC and video.
>

> "Clindell" wrote:
>
> > Can someone help me or point me to where I can get assistance please?
> >
> > I have VPC 07 installed without hardware virtulization on a custom PC with
> > an MSI K8N Neo-4 MB with Opteron 165 and 3GB memory. At times I am working in
> > VPC and the host, XP MCE crashes as if the reset button was pushed and then
> > it restarts as if nothing happened. Nothing in the event logs, nothing to
> > find as a cause. I haven't had any success with a counter or trace and this
> > only happens when I am using VPC.
> >
> > I hoped that by posting this here I could get a handle on the issue or MS
> > could suggest a fix as I doubt that I am the only person to experience this
> > random crash.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Clindell
>
> try updating your BIOS to the latest from MSI, also check your drivers from
> the manufacturer to see if there are newer, especially, NIC and video.
>

> It has the latest BIOS, and called MSI's tech support and asked why it
> doesn't support virtualization as well. All drivers are the latest, for NIC,
> Video, Sound, chipset, been there done that, lets move forward from the
> obvious novice suggestions.
>
> It is very frustrating as it may reboot right in the middle of configuration
> whie studing for my MCSE.
>
> Clindell

>
>
> "Clindell" wrote:
>
> > It has the latest BIOS, and called MSI's tech support and asked why it
> > doesn't support virtualization as well. All drivers are the latest, for NIC,
> > Video, Sound, chipset, been there done that, lets move forward from the
> > obvious novice suggestions.
> >
> > It is very frustrating as it may reboot right in the middle of configuration
> > whie studing for my MCSE.
> >
> > Clindell
>
> Have you tested your memory? VPC will stress it a lot more than most other
> apps, as well as use more of it than normal.
>
>

>I'm having the same issue. Updated BIOS and checked for latest drivers, etc.
> Could you please expand on how to test memory?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Doug
>