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So i.bought an new Notebook HP dv7 6001 sg i.downloaded all Updates installed win rar Gdata and mozila i have the HP dockingstation USB 2.0 but sometimes the pc crashes. why? I hart some Updates from HP too and they splitted my harddrive there was an BIOS update too but i don't know if This.was installed. All downloaded Updates from HP are in the splitted part of the harddrive. The Notebook crashed while surfing after-hours standby when i did nothing after i.conected To my dockingstation and yesterday everytime i wants To.shut down. There was the Icon that some Updates have To be installed next To.the shut down Icon

I assume that if you just bought the laptop, it has Windows 7. My sisters laptop had Vista, and shortly after she bought it it kept giving her the blue-screen-of-death. to solve this I had her computer use system restore to restore to a point before she started getting problems. After that, it worked like a charm. If you try this it might help, but unfortunately it will get rid of the programs you installed after the point that you restore it to. If your computer is giving the Blue-screen-of-death, please take a picture so we can see.



P.S. Guten Tag!

Like i said in the other thread i contacted the support. Thy said it may (80%) is an Hardware error.

btw i completly reinstalled the system and after a while i had the problem again.


p.s. so schön ist der Tag gar nicht

In that case I would expect it to be another one of HP's "Great-Big-Hardware-Manufacturing-Faulties". They had a lot of GPU hardware manufacturing problems in their HP Pavilion DV2000, DV6000, and DV9000 models.




P.S.

linksith wrote:

Hidden/Spoiler:

Bing also says that "guten tag" means "good day" but Roseta stone says good afternoon.

/offtopic:
Guten Morgen = Good Morning
Guten Tag = Good Afternoon
Guten Namen = Good Evening
Guten Nacht = Good Night


Rosetta Stone beat Google Translate, Google Translate beats Bing Translate. Bing sucks, bad.

THEWULFMAN wrote:

linksith wrote:

Hidden/Spoiler:

Bing also says that "guten tag" means "good day" but Roseta stone says good afternoon.

/offtopic:
Guten Morgen = Good Morning
Guten Tag = Good Afternoon
Guten Namen = Good Evening
Guten Nacht = Good Night


Rosetta Stone beat Google Translate, Google Translate beats Bing Translate. Bing sucks, bad.

No. Just, no.

Guten Tag literally means good day. So what it means depends on the time of day. Good afternoon would translate into guten Mittag, but they say Guten Tag instead. So both translators are right-ish
Guten Namen is just wrong. Firstly, since it's loose and not in a sentence, it would be gute Namen, secondly, Namen means names. Good evening is guten Abend.
And, it's gute Nacht, without the n.

linksith wrote: Also the bing translators say that "bitte schön" means "please beautiful"
[...]
also when I put your text in the translator, this is what i got " the day is not so beautiful" which makes me even more confused. [/hide]

"Bitte schön" means "you're welcome".

And yeah, that's what anakin said (but, more like "the day isn't that good at all")

If I use online translators, I use them to translate single words, then apply the language's rules to them. These translators always mess up sentences badly...



Anyway, *cough*, good luck with your laptop anakin

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i think this gets off topic