DH2, I liked the song, thanks to the subtitles I understood the lyrics of the song.

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zdraste it may be an overload and the computer does not support it. I change from 32 bit to 64 and i dont have any problem. Does this always or occasionally happen? Check it: and change config

@Vevo These are the causes and why this happens; A blue screen error is an alert initiated by the system, upon receiving one of the error messages considered critical, the default solution by the system is to collect as much information as possible, save it and turn off the computer to prevent damage. When an error occurs on our computer caused by an unrecoverable software or hardware problem, Windows shuts down or restarts the computer. When this occurs, a blue screen will sometimes be displayed with the message "A problem has been encountered and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to the computer." Other times, the message will display after the computer has restarted, stating that "Windows has recovered from a fatal error or unexpected shutdown." These errors are known as blue screen, screen of death or STOP errors, they are caused by software problems, that is, programs installed or running incompatible with the operating system, drivers added to the system, etc. or hardware errors, caused by devices physically anchored and connected to our computer. Every time an error occurs and the blue screen is displayed, you will see in a short time, almost instantaneous, a kind of countdown, it means that a memory dump is being carried out, that is, recovering the information that contains the technical data that Windows is able to obtain information about the problem and write it in a log (text file) that is saved in the Minidump folder, which is located in the path: 😄 \ Windows \ Minidump. This allows an analysis to be carried out later, either directly by the user or by sending it to an error service on the network. If you use Windows 8 you will find information regarding the error messages of this operating system, in another article on this site: How to avoid and solve Watchdog error messages in Windows 8 The causes of blue screen errors Generally the cause of blue screen errors are failures produced by software, fatal errors due to physical failures in the RAM or hard disk, make it impossible for Windows to generate any type of report. In these cases, what is known as a black screen of death occurs, it consists of a total blockage in which it is only possible to exit by manually restarting from the RESET button or physically turning off from the power source. They can sometimes be caused by simple dust particles or other external objects such as garbage, hair, wires in electrical contacts of the motherboard, which is solved by carrying out proper maintenance. Blue screen conflicts cannot be solved by reinstalling Windows, if the cause that causes them is provided again after reinstallation, the errors will remain and will continue constantly, the most logical thing is to know their causes. STOP error codes (Blue Screen, BSOD) Windows generates error codes for any failure detected by the system, they are numbered messages that correspond to errors in a specific application. On the next page you can find a complete list of all the error codes used by Windows and download an application to effectively identify them. List of all error codes generated by Windows. There are different types of error codes, but those generated when the blue screen is displayed are specifically known as "STOP Error Codes" (BSOD). Some STOP error codes share the numbering with other error types but are completely different, with different messages and meanings. All error codes are displayed in hexadecimal format starting with 0x, for example a very po[CENSORED]r error code in blue screen errors is STOP 0x0000008E. They can also be represented in short notation by removing all zeros after the x, for example a shorthand for STOP 0x0000008E is STOP 0x8E. In resumen to fix it do: The solution may be one of the following: Boot the system using the Last Known Good Configuration option. Use the Return to Previous Controller feature. Use System Restore. Examine newly installed hardware.

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Drugmaker AstraZeneca announced on Monday that its experimental coronavirus vaccine has shown an average efficacy of 70% in large-scale trials - the latest of several vaccine trials worldwide to post their results this month. The vaccine, developed with the University of Oxford, showed 90% efficacy in one dosing regimen - when the vaccine was given as a half dose, followed by a full dose at least a month later - and 62% efficacy in a second regimen. - when two full twos were given at least a month apart. That averages to a 70% efficacy, AstraZeneca said. It is not yet clear why the two dosages produced such different results. More study participants were given the full dosage regimen, at 62% efficacy, while a smaller number of participants were administered the smaller half dose plus full dose combination at 90% efficacy, according to AstraZeneca's announcement. When people were given the smaller dose, the number of asymptomatic infections dropped, indicating a difference in transmission, Professor Andrew Pollard, the trial's lead investigator at Oxford, said in a call with journalists on Monday. "What we've always tried to do with a vaccine is fool the immune system into thinking that there's a dangerous infection there that it needs to respond to - but doing it in a very safe way," Pollard explained. "So we get the immune response and we get the immune memory ... waiting and ready if the pathogen itself is then encountered." It may be that the best way of "kicking the immune system into action" is to give the body a small amount of the vaccine to begin with - and then follow up with a larger amount, but as the data on that method is preliminary , there is still more work to do, Pollard said. AstraZeneca is the third drugmaker to unveil promising results in the fight against coronavirus this month, with Moderna announcing earlier in November that its vaccine was 94.5% effective against coronavirus, and Pfizer / BioNTech revealing that its vaccine was 95% effective. Pollard addressed the efficacy differences between those other trials on Monday, explaining that AstraZeneca had used slightly different protocols to measure the disease that included all aspects of the disease - including mild cases - which are harder to predict. He said that the results of the trials were "exciting" and demonstrated that they had an "effective vaccine that will save many lives." No participants who the vaccine were hospitalized or reported suffering severe cases of the virus, the company said in a statement on Monday. Crucially, the AstraZeneca vaccine can be distributed and administered within existing healthcare systems, as it can be stored, transported and handled in normal refrigerated conditions (from 2-8 degrees Celsius, or 36-46 degrees Fahrenheit) for at least six months, the company said. It will also be cheaper than rival coronavirus vaccines from makers Pfizer and Moderna. AstraZeneca has pledged to "ensure broad and equitable access to the vaccine at no profit for the duration of the pandemic." The company said it was making "rapid progress" in manufacturing, with a capacity of up to 3 billion doses of the vaccine in 2021 on a rolling basis, pending regulatory approval. AstraZeneca said it would "immediately prepare regulatory submission of the data to authorities around the world that have a framework in place for conditional or early approval," adding that it will seek emergency-use listing from the World Health Organization to accelerate vaccine availability in low -income countries. Professor Peter Piot of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine told the Science Media Center he was "very pleased" to see the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine's efficacy rates of 62% to 90%, depending on the doses used. "The encouraging news is that greater protection at lower dose may mean that more people can be vaccinated with the same amount of vaccines, and that this vaccine can be stored easily at regular fridge temperature," Piot said, noting that it would also help with equitable access to the vaccine globally.

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The Nigerian army admitted on Saturday that soldiers were given both live and blank bullets when they were deployed to protests at Lekki toll gate on October 20. The admission seems to confirm a key finding of a CNN investigation into the shooting. "The soldiers they were both given both live and blank bullets. In this particular case, we saw that these protests had been infiltrated by some hoodlums," Brig. Gen. Ahmed Taiwo said in his testimony to the Lagos Judicial panel of inquiry into the incident. "You had peaceful protesters no doubt. But there were also hoodlums who sought to take advantage. That is why they were armed (with) blank bullets in addition to the live (bullets) they were carrying." This is the first time the Nigerian army has admitted having live rounds at the Lekki toll gate. The army statement also contradicts previous statements about the incident including from Taiwo himself who told the judicial panel previously that the soldiers were firing in the air and firing blank ammunition. In the aftermath of the shooting, the army denied any involvement, describing reports of the incident as "fake news," before backtracking and saying that soldiers were present but fired their weapons in the air and used blanks, not live rounds. The CNN investigation included evidence that bullet casings from the scene matched those used by the Nigerian army when shooting live rounds, according to current and former Nigerian military officials. Two ballistics experts also confirmed with CNN that the shape of the bullet casings indicate they used live rounds, which contradicts the army's previous claim they fired blanks. CNN's report was based on testimony from dozens of witnesses, and photos and video obtained and geolocated by CNN. The Nigerian army did not respond to numerous requests for comment prior to the broadcast and publication of CNN's story. Verified video footage - using timestamps and data from the video files - shows soldiers who appear to be shooting in the direction of protesters. And accounts from eyewitnesses establish that after the army withdrew, a second round of shooting happened later in the evening, by police, according to witnesses who spoke to CNN. The police would not comment to CNN, but did deny ever shooting at protesters in a tweet. It painted a picture of how members of the Nigerian army and the police shot at the crowd, killing at least one person and wounding dozens more. Saturday's admission by Nigeria that live rounds were deployed is yet another in a series of constantly changing narratives as to what happened on October 20 at Lekki toll gate, where protesters had gathered to demonstrate against police brutality. On Thursday, Minister for Information and Culture Lai Mohammed said that the military "fired blank ammunition in the air." He also dismissed the CNN investigation as "fake news" and "misinformation." A US State Department spokesperson told CNN on Saturday, that they were "closely following the Government of Nigeria's response" to the events at Lekki Toll Gate and said, "We urge that the investigation be thorough, impartial, and appropriately transparent and that perpetrators be held accountable. "