I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 notebook and I continually get a BSOD when
running Internet Explorer. It doesn't happen right away and I can never tell
when it's going to happen, but if I open enough tabbed windows in Internet
Explorer, I can guarantee it's going to happen. I already updated my ATI
display driver and that did NOT fix the issue. I'm running RC1 build 5600
and I've read that some of the E1505 issues were fixed in a new build in the
5700 range. Is there an easy way to fix this BSOD issue?

You try two things, click Start > All Problems > Maintenace > Problem
Reports and Solutions > View Problem History > see if there any listed
issues relating IE. Its possible you could have a incompatible ActiveX
installed such as the Sun Java Console. Next check the Event Viewer in
Administrative Tools (Control Panel) to see if there are any error messages
that occurr on startup. Post back here for further diagnosis.
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"Dennis Hartmann" <Dennis [email]Hartmann@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote in
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> I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 notebook and I continually get a BSOD when
> running Internet Explorer. It doesn't happen right away and I can never
> tell
> when it's going to happen, but if I open enough tabbed windows in Internet
> Explorer, I can guarantee it's going to happen. I already updated my ATI
> display driver and that did NOT fix the issue. I'm running RC1 build 5600
> and I've read that some of the E1505 issues were fixed in a new build in
> the
> 5700 range. Is there an easy way to fix this BSOD issue?[/color]

get Vista RC1 from microsoft and forget 5600 was beta 2 i think. way old
with thousands of bugs
"Dennis Hartmann" <Dennis [email]Hartmann@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote in
message news:CA3D69F8-A069-4466-A8CC-9832441AFED1@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 notebook and I continually get a BSOD when
> running Internet Explorer. It doesn't happen right away and I can never
> tell
> when it's going to happen, but if I open enough tabbed windows in Internet
> Explorer, I can guarantee it's going to happen. I already updated my ATI
> display driver and that did NOT fix the issue. I'm running RC1 build 5600
> and I've read that some of the E1505 issues were fixed in a new build in
> the
> 5700 range. Is there an easy way to fix this BSOD issue?[/color]

Its gonna be hard unless he tries downloading it from a Torrent site. The
RC2 program ended earlier in October.
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"GBK" <gwiz49********.com> wrote in message
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> get Vista RC1 from microsoft and forget 5600 was beta 2 i think. way old
> with thousands of bugs
> "Dennis Hartmann" <Dennis [email]Hartmann@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote in
> message news:CA3D69F8-A069-4466-A8CC-9832441AFED1@microsoft.com...[color=green]
>> I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 notebook and I continually get a BSOD
>> when
>> running Internet Explorer. It doesn't happen right away and I can never
>> tell
>> when it's going to happen, but if I open enough tabbed windows in
>> Internet
>> Explorer, I can guarantee it's going to happen. I already updated my ATI
>> display driver and that did NOT fix the issue. I'm running RC1 build
>> 5600
>> and I've read that some of the E1505 issues were fixed in a new build in
>> the
>> 5700 range. Is there an easy way to fix this BSOD issue?[/color]
>
>[/color]

he should just wait for RTM get a trial version and go from there..

"Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]" <andred25********.com> wrote in message
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> Its gonna be hard unless he tries downloading it from a Torrent site. The
> RC2 program ended earlier in October.
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> "GBK" <gwiz49********.com> wrote in message
> news:eSyZFMh$GHA.144@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> get Vista RC1 from microsoft and forget 5600 was beta 2 i think. way old
>> with thousands of bugs
>> "Dennis Hartmann" <Dennis [email]Hartmann@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote in
>> message news:CA3D69F8-A069-4466-A8CC-9832441AFED1@microsoft.com...[color=darkred]
>>> I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 notebook and I continually get a BSOD
>>> when
>>> running Internet Explorer. It doesn't happen right away and I can never
>>> tell
>>> when it's going to happen, but if I open enough tabbed windows in
>>> Internet
>>> Explorer, I can guarantee it's going to happen. I already updated my
>>> ATI
>>> display driver and that did NOT fix the issue. I'm running RC1 build
>>> 5600
>>> and I've read that some of the E1505 issues were fixed in a new build in
>>> the
>>> 5700 range. Is there an easy way to fix this BSOD issue?[/color]
>>
>>[/color]
>
>[/color]