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MarkS49675

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Hi,

I have an HP Media Elite 9000t computer. It has HP diagnostic tools. When I run the SMART Short Self Test after having installed Vista 32 anew, the test completes successfully. After I begin loading main-stream software (Adobe Photoshop, MS Office, etc.) and I rerun the test, it gets to 99% complete and just hangs there forever. What could be causing this. I don't think main stream software should cause this problem but what do I know.

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Hi,

I have an HP Media Elite 9000t computer. It has HP diagnostic tools. When I run the SMART Short Self Test after having installed Vista 32 anew, the test completes successfully. After I begin loading main-stream software (Adobe Photoshop, MS Office, etc.) and I rerun the test, it gets to 99% complete and just hangs there forever. What could be causing this. I don't think main stream software should cause this problem but what do I know.

Mark

system specs.?
1st how much ram do you have ? Adobe Photoshop, MS Office use a lot system resources .
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3 Gig Ram. 500gb HD.
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What Version of Adobe Photoshop, MS Office do you have are they Vista ready ?
2nd : can you run a memory test ? http://www.memtest.org/ You will need to burn this to Cd then go in Bios and change you boot to Cd 1st not HD .
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