November 14, 2007
7:05 am
Yesterday, while I was redoing the inside of my place, 3 Stars and a Sun, in Scaramanga, my computer froze for no apparent reason. I waited for a few minutes but getting no activity after that I booted my system. I still didn’t know what happened. I assumed that it was just some random quirks. So, I loaded Second Life again to continue with my work and after a few seconds my computer froze again. I repeated it a few times but got the same result. Thinking that it could be my computer that’s having some problem, I did some test to find out. I cleaned my registry, scanned for viruses, defragged my hard drives, etc. I also cleared my Second Life cache and even downgraded my Second Life client. Nothing worked, my computer still keeps on freezing. Even OnRez freezes my computer.
Other more resource intensive games like Guild Wars and City of Villains ran smoothly but with Second Life it freezes and this only happened yesterday.
Since nothing was working, I stopped trying. My place was left in disarray. Walls with unfinished and non-matching textures and mispositioned objects were everywhere.
Today, I tried again and to my surprise Second Life didn’t freeze my computer. Now, what’s up with that! I didn’t know what happened or what got fixed but I’m so glad it got fixed. I was able to finish the work I was doing at my place.
Yesterday, Second Life was freezing my computer but today it’s running fine. What happened? I guess only God and Linden Labs know the answer to that question. LOL!
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November 14th, 2007 at 3:12 pm
Sometimes, Second life might have outstanding bugs that made wreck havoc to ur pc from time to time.
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November 15th, 2007 at 12:19 am
i used to camp for a bit when the rate of camping was at 4L$/10 minutes. however nowadays camping isn’t as generous as it is before…so why bother? honestly.
there are lots of worlds to see, plenty of things to do in sl that you wont get to do if you spend most of your time camping. there are certain camping sites that are excemption to the rule, and my next issue will tackle that..;-)
shameless plug…lol.
i have a newbie makeover section in my magazine and it will always sponsor a newbie’s makeover. hodgepodge variety will help the resident look for freebies and great items to help residents out, without spending much L$. we don’t want to camp all our second lives just to look better or have a great Second Life, don’t we?
just my two cents…in my opinion, lucky chairs are better…
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November 15, 2007 7:15 pm
I want to thank you because u insprired in helping the “noobs” in clothing…thx
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November 15th, 2007 at 7:12 pm
I also experianced this a few days back but not anymore…i hope the bug is cleared
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November 16th, 2007 at 1:01 am
Had no problems at all. Macs are the best. =)
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November 16th, 2007 at 10:36 am
Second life network is always buggy due to high server load and changes lindens lab tried to make. So, it is just another day in sl
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January 1st, 2008 at 12:01 pm
I happend the same.
My PC Freeze.
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March 17th, 2008 at 3:24 am
Second life just keeps frezzeing on me or frezzes the computer or the computer crashes and it just don’t work… .EVER… i just want to play the game. Why dose the bad stuff ALWAYS happend to me with everyhting?
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March 19, 2008 1:46 pm
That was happening to me until I replaced my Power Supply Unit. It seems that my video card wasn’t getting enough power.
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