every time I try to get in to another page the computer freezes
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Give it a thorough 'disc check' and 'defragmentation'.  If you do not know how, modify your question.
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Try posting at this site. They are the only people I use for computer Problems/Questions.  And they are FREE. http://www.techsupportforum.com/
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It was probably your space bar causing all the trouble. Sometimes when it gets stuck, it can cause a page to scroll up and down. Also, consider the possibility that it might be the "pgup" and "pgdn" keys, or a faulty keyboard. For example, I have a keyboard that I bought so that I could share one keyboard between my Mac and PC. Sometimes it glitches.
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You probably have a virus or two interfering with it.  You may need to clean up your computer or go as far as reloading your operating system.
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Your firewall may be blocking the site, check your fire wall.\nAlso do an clean up. Top of web page tools internet options delete files delete cookies clear history, content clear ssl state autocomplete clear forms.\nThen go to your C Drive Windows Prefetch. Delete all thats there but not layout.\nThen switch the power of to your modem and leave for 5 Min's, switch back on and leave for another 5 Min's.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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try using a HTML editor and updating your site\n\nyour problems is most likely to be fixed by deleting the cache (in case it got corrupted and is not loading the new page)
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have u run an antispyware and an antivirus program by any chance? might be malware/virus, etc...\n\nif not that, then could it be perhaps the way u r connecting to the internet...depends on if u have dialup,broadband,cable,T1,etc...???  \n\nr u having a conflict in some of the programs downloaded on your pc???  \n\nalso, do u notice if ur pc freezes up on certain sites or is it just random... how often does it freeze up? how long are u on the web b4 it freezes up? do u remember what exactly u were doing at the point of it freezing up? is there a pattern to it?  \n\ncould be lots of reasons...  start with some of the above, brainstorm, ...\n\nsome good sites i use are:\n\nbleepingcomputer.com\ncomputerhaven.com\nvideoprofessor.com...\n\ngood luck.let us know how things work out 4 u...
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Hmm.i do not think it is a problem with your hardware if it just freezes when you use Yahoo Mail...do not mess with your hardware over this. Try using another e-mail service like Hotmail or something and make sure you can surf the other sites on Internet....if yahoo still freezes your cmputer maybe you have a virus.
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Try a disk clean-up, cookies, temp internet files, etc, maybe that will help. I haven't used Firefox for a while and I don't remember if there is a cookie blocker that you may have inadvertantly put on those pages. Check your internet congfigurations and options for Firefox.
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I'm sorry, but are you talking about a forum on another site?  If such a thing happens on both computer it's probably the site's problem.
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What is the website you are trying to load?  Does it happen on all website?  Or just some?  Perhaps you shouldn't go to that page.  Could be a really bad program site?
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No problem here. You're computer is either fouling up or you have line trouble. Just go to the Yahoo home page and type in the search window Wikipedia, see what happens then.
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Hmmmm\nI think you have virus (I am not quite sure), but let us try the following first.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind\n5- otherwize I suggest install and run a good anti virus.
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The first thing I would do is check for heat.  Make sure the processor is not overheating.  This causes computers to freeze.  Next, download an anti spyware program: (Avast! Home Edition is free and really works good and Spybot does a good job too.  (Google them up if you want to use it)  Install the program but do not run the scans yet.  Turn off your computer, unplug the ethernet cable (or whatever your internet connection is).  Turn on your computer and run it in safe mode (as soon as you turn on your computer, keep pressing F8).  Once in safe mode run your anti spyware utility.  \n\nSome spyware is really clever that when you uninstall or quartine the process, it adds more processes.  If you go to safe mode, majority of them will not start and gives you a better scan.  While your there, you can also do a defrag.  Defragging is good in safe mode because in normal mode, defrag utilities cannot defrag anything that is running.
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Try hitting Ctrl+Alt Del and checking your system resources. Select tasklist and look at your Processes Tab then look at what is using the most CPU. If you can see something rising to the top ie.90+% then that could be the cause. \nAnother reason could be that something is overheating and could be taking 20minutes to reach lockup.\nAlso try switching off yer firewall temporarily. Software such as Norton can be quite sore on your pc. I had this happen on a laptop recently and switched to mcAfee and problem resolved. Lockups however in this instance where for 3-4 sec then ok for 10 or so then lock up again.
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Try Allowing Cookies, Clearing temp files and cookies. Or cchek your Anti Virus/Spyware and firewall settings.
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OR\n\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one