Error in performance index

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  1. samehfarahat

    samehfarahat MDL Novice

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    #1 samehfarahat, Mar 6, 2009
    When I tried to run the performance index assessment in windows 7 build 7048 x64, I got a message says "Problem in comuting assessment".

    Can anyone help me to solve this problem ?

    Thanks for help.
     
  2. PrEzi

    PrEzi MDL Addicted

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    #2 PrEzi, Mar 6, 2009
    it has been discussed on the forum already.
    Did you installed all the drivers and have no conflicts in the device manager ?
     
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  3. samehfarahat

    samehfarahat MDL Novice

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    #3 samehfarahat, Mar 6, 2009 (OP)
    Yes I have all drivers installed correctly.
     
  4. dajife

    dajife MDL Novice

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    #4 dajife, Mar 6, 2009
    It's a bug of build 7048, your drivers aren't the problem.
     
  5. samehfarahat

    samehfarahat MDL Novice

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    #5 samehfarahat, Mar 6, 2009 (OP)
    So how to solve this problem
     
  6. win7

    win7 MDL Senior Member

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    #6 win7, Mar 6, 2009
  7. dajife

    dajife MDL Novice

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  8. samehfarahat

    samehfarahat MDL Novice

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    #8 samehfarahat, Mar 6, 2009 (OP)
    This is the first time for my PC to get this error. I installed 7000 and 7022 before and it is OK. So can anyone solve the problem.
     
  9. ph03n!x

    ph03n!x MDL Member

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    #9 ph03n!x, Mar 7, 2009
    I had the same problem - have fixed it...

    After installing x64 7048, I went into "Programs and features > Turn Windows Features On or Off" and removed "Media Features > Windows DVD maker, Windows Media Center and Windows Media Player".

    I used to get the performance index error saying Video performance (or something similar) could not be tested.

    I installed FFDShow AND enabled the Media Features - got it to work now.

    Not sure what fixed it - the Media Features or FFDShow... yours for experimenting!
     
  10. samehfarahat

    samehfarahat MDL Novice

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    #10 samehfarahat, Mar 11, 2009 (OP)
    I will try both
     
  11. win7

    win7 MDL Senior Member

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    #11 win7, Mar 11, 2009
    it seems to be working fine for me on x86... do you have the correct drivers for your gfx card etc??