(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ok so look every time i record a video and open it with Sony Vegas 9 and edit it i click on render but every 40 mins my computer just turns off just black and then i have turn it it on even when the chargers still connected im like wow all my hard work gone so can anybody help me ill REP and pay any Vbux !!

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its a bug on vista, thats one of many reasons i can think of why your having this problem, i suggest install xP 64x Bit or Seven 64x bit , if you dont want to buy the oS pm me, i got a link.

i think it is a bug because when you do sony vegas 9 (my dad does) it turns it off it is because of the sony vegas 9 is a later version get sony vegas 8 and it should work better

Ya its a bug, i haven't had one single problem with Windows 7 64-bit

It's a confliction between Vista and the nVidia drivers. I had it until a few days ago.
Google is your friend on this one. There's an optional driver update that you can download somewhere to fix this EXACT problem, I downloaded it and it went away. Sorry I can't link it.

i suggest downgrade to xp or upgrade to windows 7. your problem will be fixed and youll have a faster pc and a better os

dude PM me the link i really want to render my videos really bad

As I said I can't link it, but after my half-brother's PC picked up on the problem the update showed up in the 'Windows Update' thing. Next time it happens, turn the PC off/on, then upon arriving at the desktop it will prompt you to send an error report. I suggest doing so. Then it SHOULD show you a new optional update for your drivers, then problem solved. No need to downgrade/upgrade.

Windows 7 is an incredible operating system, it will find/update drivers for damn near everything. You won't have to go to 64bit, since you only have 3gb of RAM, and a 1.9GHz Dual-Core (I believe that's what the TK-57s where), it'd be a waste of time to put 64bit on it, in my honest opinion.

You're perfectly fine with going to Win7 32bit, you can do a direct upgrade from Vista (Although I recommend a fresh install and I'm sure everyone would back me up on that).
Win7 is much more snappy than XP, plus you get all their amazing drivers and utilities.