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Reliability analysis metric calculation...

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#1
Reliability analysis metric calculation...
...executable and stopped working.

I got this like, 5 times when I was just randomely surfing the web, and I have no idea what I did, the only executable thing I changed lately was my Firefox add-ons. I was thinking maybe it was the ESET Smart Security 4 I installed yesterday, but I installed that pretty early in the afternoon and used the comp alot, in which nothing relating to the Racagent appeared, any ideas o.o"?
#2
Its you .
#3
Defy wrote:
Its you .


I know it's me. Comps can't screw themselves over when they're not touched.

Or can they.
#4
Whats your OS?
#5
Defy wrote:
Whats your OS?


Vista, 64bit.
#6
I seen a lot of Ram issues from a quick google search.
#7
Defy wrote:
I seen a lot of Ram issues from a quick google search.


I know vista sucks terrible when it comes to performance and tech issues (had to delete my old comp account and make a new one 2 days ago due to my programs suddenly disappearing for some reason) but this is the first time I ever had any issue relating to racagent o_o; no idea
#8
You are obviously bad at computers.
I run Vista, and I don't have issues.
#9
Click on the Start orb and type in services.msc, then Enter. Find Plug and Play, right click it, and choose start. Then find any thing related to Windows Media and start those too. Realtek is your speakers. Also, you may need to go to control panel > System Maintenance > Performance Information and Tools > Performance options, then click the "advanced" tab. Let Windows manage the page file size. You also sound like you need more memory.


Help me with my vista problem pleeeeaassseee? - Yahoo! Answers
#10
Ethan wrote:
You are obviously bad at computers.
I run Vista, and I don't have issues.


Nah, Vista relatively sucks for the general population who have it.
#11
Defy wrote:
Click on the Start orb and type in services.msc, then Enter. Find Plug and Play, right click it, and choose start. Then find any thing related to Windows Media and start those too. Realtek is your speakers. Also, you may need to go to control panel > System Maintenance > Performance Information and Tools > Performance options, then click the "advanced" tab. Let Windows manage the page file size. You also sound like you need more memory.


Help me with my vista problem pleeeeaassseee? - Yahoo! Answers


Went to Plug And Play, right-clicked it, Start is grayed out.
#12
This is why XP is win. Hold on.
#13
Defy wrote:
This is why XP is win. Hold on.


XP is win, had it for years but then Dad got me a new HP to give my old one to my mum >_<
#14
This is why win7 wins.
#15
Torian wrote:
This is why win7 wins.


except not all programs are compatible with it just yet.

LTNS.
#16
Nearly all programs do without tinkering, now all do with a bit of tinkering/win xp comparability mode.
#17
Torian wrote:
Nearly all programs do without tinkering, now all do with a bit of tinkering/win xp comparability mode.


That is true though.

So how have you been lately o.o;
#18
This is why XP/7 dual-boot is win.
#19
I have no problems and i have vista
You just fucked up your computer
#20
Nevermind, fixed, had to uninstall ESET.
#21
Inb4 you go idle again for 4 months >:|
#22
Torian wrote:
Inb4 you go idle again for 4 months >:|


LOL I'm sorry I haven't been on MSN for so long D: all my friends moved to AIM so I basically just quit msn :/
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