The Vista x64 side of my RAID array on my 6 month old i7 desktop has been terminally fubared since all those updates on approximately mid-October, 09.

The primary problems have been:
Programs that shutdown such as:
Kaspersky Internet Security ( the latest build with the (a))
Windows Defender

and the worst:

Windows Explorer has stopped working.

Yesterday I boot to run my scans, and this new (to me) Window pops up and says:

Windows has solutions to your OS's problems.

An entire page with 78) errors that I can (conceptually) see if Microsoft has a solution for.

So I start ticking boxes in groups.

Result:
No Solutions Found.

What the hey?


Why would this dubious tool be available IF there are no fixes?

I'd like to get this corrected before I install Windows 7 over it.

I could be wrong since I frequently am, but installing a new OS over a sick one sounds like a bad idea to me.


Hoping to get some opinions before I submit a case to Microsoft (that can take weeks to get resolved).

I never knew Vista had this feature available.

Running Ultimate x64 on a RAID array with XP on the smaller of 2) drives.

Thanks in advance for any opinions.

Steve_83