![[DISCLAIMER]: THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY AND I AM IN NO WAY AFFILIATED WITH THE CREATOR OR DISTRIBUTOR OF THIS SOFTWARE(S)!!! I AM IN NO WAY INTENDING TO HARM THE SOFTWARE(S) OR COMPANY!!! OR YOUR COMPUTER!!! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!~~~~~Instructions~~~~~~First of all keep these in mind when your downloading Windows Vista Ultimate.1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor1 GB of system memory40 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available spaceSupport for DirectX 9 graphics with:WDDM Driver128 MB of graphics memory (minimum)Pixel Shader 2.0 in hardware32 bits per pixel1. if you yet dont have a bit torrent go to www.utorrent.com, i recrommened this. Faster in my Perspective.2. go to www.thepiratebay.org and search up Windows Vista Ultimate in the search bar3. To sort out the best seeding torrent click](http://img.youtube.com/vi/QdxdlAbb8cs/2.jpg)
![First off, I didn't need to spam the button like that to reproduce the BSOD. I did that because it is the quickest way to show you. I would encounter this randomly while I was trying to close windows normally, using that top-left shortcut.Also, I'd like to say that I really like Vista, and I'm sure Microsoft will eventually make it stable enough via service packs. That's why I still have it installed on my laptop.Finally figured out how to reproduce it. I'm posting this video so that the problem, and hopefully, the solution, are documented.I've had this happen about 9 times total in the month or two I've had this laptop (Inspiron 1520). It wasn't always with these exact steps... sometimes when I try to close Firefox in the same manner I get the same BSOD. I think this is related to my double clicking the top left corner rather than using the [X] like everyone else.***UPDATE1***Turns out this is related to a strange breakpoint in my video drivers. I didn't get my drivers straight from Dell, they were newer NVIDIA drivers.The version I had was:7.15.0011.5669 (according to dxdiag)***UPDATE2***Reproducible with newest Dell video drivers.**CONCLUSION**About 3 weeks ago, my laptop stopped booting normally, almost as if it was always booting in safe mode (Aero refused to load, tons of overall driver errors, services crashed often). Tried using system restore, but the restore point I had was no good. Tried numerous things before I ultimately gave up and restored it to factory settings (after backing up nearly everything on the disk).I can no longer reproduce this BSOD.Nothing is really different now - I have the EXACT same video drivers I had then, so I'm a little confused as to why this is no longer a problem.](http://img.youtube.com/vi/wVXt_2FEbX8/2.jpg)
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