Windows Experience Index Rating

[Guest Messiah]

I Recently Installed New Memory and a New Graphics Card to My Windows Vista

x64 PC and When I Went to Update My Windows Experience Rating it Says its Not

Available and Does Not Give the Option to Refresh My Rating. Does Anyone Know

What May Have Caused This? Its Nothing Really Important I Guess But it Been

Bugging Me =)

[Guest Clayton]

Re: Windows Experience Index Rating

 

Have you tried restarting your system and trying again?

 

 

"Messiah" <Messiah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:F8C6A088-22EA-4C40-87B3-E7950F697909@microsoft.com...

>I Recently Installed New Memory and a New Graphics Card to My Windows Vista

> x64 PC and When I Went to Update My Windows Experience Rating it Says its

> Not

> Available and Does Not Give the Option to Refresh My Rating. Does Anyone

> Know

> What May Have Caused This? Its Nothing Really Important I Guess But it

> Been

> Bugging Me =)

[Guest Messiah]

Re: Windows Experience Index Rating

 

Yup I've Restarted My PC Several Times and No Luck. It Will Allow Me to

Click on My Windows Experience Index But Only Shows Me the Last Index Update

as of 3/21/08 and Nothing More. I Think I'm Probably Just Going to Have Back

Everything Up and Install a The OS Again to Fix It

 

"Clayton" wrote:

> Have you tried restarting your system and trying again?

>

>

> "Messiah" <Messiah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:F8C6A088-22EA-4C40-87B3-E7950F697909@microsoft.com...

> >I Recently Installed New Memory and a New Graphics Card to My Windows Vista

> > x64 PC and When I Went to Update My Windows Experience Rating it Says its

> > Not

> > Available and Does Not Give the Option to Refresh My Rating. Does Anyone

> > Know

> > What May Have Caused This? Its Nothing Really Important I Guess But it

> > Been

> > Bugging Me =)

>

>

>

[Guest Carlos]

RE: Windows Experience Index Rating

 

Messiah,

Go to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933478 ("The Windows Experience Index

rating may inherit an incorrect value after you make a change to your

computer's hardware") and use method number 3 which I quote:

 

Method 3: Update the Windows Experience Index at a command prompt

 

To do this, follow these steps:

 

1. Click Start, type Command Prompt in the Start Search box, and then press

ENTER.

2. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:

 

winsat formal

 

(unquote)

 

If that fails, use method number 4 in the same page.

 

Best of luck.

 

Carlos

 

"Messiah" wrote:

> I Recently Installed New Memory and a New Graphics Card to My Windows Vista

> x64 PC and When I Went to Update My Windows Experience Rating it Says its Not

> Available and Does Not Give the Option to Refresh My Rating. Does Anyone Know

> What May Have Caused This? Its Nothing Really Important I Guess But it Been

> Bugging Me =)

[Guest Mark H]

Re: Windows Experience Index Rating

 

I cOuldn't rEally tEll yOu, bUt dOn't yOu fInd iT dIfficult tO rEad yOur

mEssages wHen yOu tYpe lIke tHat?

 

 

"Messiah" <Messiah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:F8C6A088-22EA-4C40-87B3-E7950F697909@microsoft.com...

> I Recently Installed New Memory and a New Graphics Card to My Windows

Vista

> x64 PC and When I Went to Update My Windows Experience Rating it Says its

Not

> Available and Does Not Give the Option to Refresh My Rating. Does Anyone

Know

> What May Have Caused This? Its Nothing Really Important I Guess But it

Been

> Bugging Me =)