What was common under XP in the early years is of course no different under the new Vista operating system.

 

Software installations only run to a limited extent or not at all. The computer no longer works and error messages or crashes keep coming back.

 

 

Software grief = software problems
An innovation in Vista now makes it possible to find out at least the main culprits of these errors.

 

By the command

perfmon.msc do you come into the tool "Reliability and performance monitoring".

 

The entry is made under Run and must be run as an administrator.

 

Start> Programs> Accessories> Run

 

 

 

 

Here you can find it under the heading Monitoring tools the sub-term reliability monitor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If here Red dots listed, you can clearly locate the faulty programs and program installations that were responsible for or involved in system errors or crashes. This information is created on a daily basis.

 

 

 

 

As you can see from this screenshot, I had problems with two programs on June 24.06.2007, XNUMX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It is now up to every user to eliminate these sources of error. It often helps to load a program update or check on the manufacturer's website whether the program is even compatible with Vista.

 

Often the compatibility installation is not enough to get the program to work properly.

 

If nothing helps, you should forego the program (uninstalling) and wait for an update or a new program version to fix the error.

 

By the way, you can of course do just as well with this tool

 

- general hardware failure
- Windows errors
- General errors

 

uncover them simultaneously and retrospectively.

 

Just take a look at all the variants of reliability and performance monitoring.

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