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I have my laptop for 10 months, it still falls out 10 times a day with "Driver not less or equal". I've first tried with this sit, no solution, now I have phoned Sony, no solutions. I am sick with this computer. If Sony is such a good firm they would offer me now a new laptop. My wife has an SUPERMARKET laptop for three years and has no problems at all.
On my cd I have a file mtinst :630 kb . How must I go on??????
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damn
Sony
What do you make with us?
In three days, I get my new DSC L1 camera. I hope she works fine and make no problems.
Sony.... IS THERE A MANAGER, A CHIEF WHO CAN TAKE CONTACT WITH ME EITHER BY TELEPHONE OR E_MAIL
Richard_Kerkhoff@hotmail.com.
Perhaps an important person of Sony can bring me a new notebook with his Rolls Royce, because the level has reached the top.
Is this site only seen by users or also by employees of Sony, or am I not reaching anyone of SONY
good question, schouw
Apparently the site is being seen by people working for Sony....
The following error messages were received by Microsoft Windows:
Graphic driverprogram
CPU faillure
Faillure RAM-memory
It's to much for a simple mind like me.
SONY ...... HELP ME
OK firstly relax.
Next obtain a copy of Memtest86 from HERE where you can test your RAM (Memory) to its limits, and burn the program from an ISO image to a CD-R or CD-RW disk. Its the most effective way to test RAM and the CD IS BOOTABLE.
Secondly, the DRIVER_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL is a kernel mode fault in Windows XP, so it is a Software Problem (drivers) or a RAM-based problem. If Memtest86 does not detect any serious problems, then you have a software problem. Please note that under any computer guarantee, it covers ONLY THE HARDWARE and not software faults.
Thirdly, visit VAIO-Link and obtain all of your updates.
Visit http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com and download all of the new Windows Updates (you will be surprised how many it can detect, especially on a new computer). You may also wish to consider Service Pack 2 if you haven't already installed it - it can fix bizarre problems at the Kernel level. Have a look here for Service Pack 2 information from Microsoft Corporation and here for information from Sony Corporation.
Try updating your Hardware Drivers.
Printers, scanners, fax/data modems, PCI sound, video, CPU drivers can trigger this problem. It is quite rare on a new computer.
I would follow JamesMold' advice first and check out if this works. Also you should check for viruses (http://security.symantec.com).
If this doesn't work, I would try the following procedures:
1. Use the recovery disks once again.
2. Do not install additional software/hardware for a day or two and check if you still get the error. If you do, then it is most like a default mem module and then you have to get it serviced.
3. If not, then try to add one of your additional hardware items and test it for a day or two to see, if the error occures. Continue this procedure untill you have located the hardware/software that causes the problem.
I've put the files on a cd.
I've got two files:
- memtest -3.2 1.7 MB
- memtest-3.2iso (zip}
If I want to start one of these nothing happens and so I can't go on