why does my computer freeze everytime...........?
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You need to defrag the hard drive and do a disk clean up.\n\nGo to> Start, Click on Programs, go to> Accessorys, Click on tools link, go to Defrag. run a check on the C:Drive.\nAfter that do a disk clean up same place.
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Try a different power supply and see if you still get the problem.. \n\nAlso check your memory (ram). There are some programs to do that the first one that comes to my mind is memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com/\n\n\ngood luck!
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We need a bit more information to really be of assistance here. What are you doing when it freezes, how many add-ons do you have, how many toolbars is installed, how often is it freezing, what else do you have open when it freezes, how many tabs are open when it freezes, what type of system do you have, how much memory-RAM do you have, what processor is installed, the video card, has the freezing occurred from the beginning or did it start at a later date, what sort of active X controls do you have, etc. \n\nWithout some of the above information it became very difficult if not impossible to help out. I can tell you that the box to send an error report is for you to decide if you want to send off the error report and the information in contains regarding the freezing episode to Microsoft, who will then compile the information, and come up with a response, or a fix to offer those like you who are having such problems. It is possible there may already be such a fix, if you click to send the report a link will be provided which may contain information on what to do to fix this, and other types of information to attempt to isolate the problem yourself and then fix it. This error report sends some of the above information to the Microsoft Labs, such as processor, and other computer configuration details. \n\nI can also tell you that you can remove IE7 and have IE6 placed back onto your system. Use the Add/Remove applet in Control Panel to remove IE7, when you reboot IE6 will be back installed on your system. At least that was how it worked before the mass downloading of IE7 via the Automatic Updates and I wouldn't think the behavior had changed, as some people just don't want to switch to IE7 yet, and there are those who have problems, like you are, who want to get rid of IE7 and have IE6 back. Why don't you go ahead and remove IE7, reboot and IE6 should be back. If it isn't just redownload and install IE7 again. Heck, just go ahead and go it anyway, as a new instance of IE7 may fix your problem as it may be a bad or currupt file in your version which is causing it to freeze up. I have been using IE7 for a month now and I like it a lot more than IE6. It only took me one day to get use to and come to love all the new features and security. \n\nGood luck and I hope you get this fixed really soon. Write more details so somebody else can offer a bit more help than I was able to. Have a great day!
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Uo oh...Sounds like a virus to me. If you don't have anti-virus, get it. Two good freeware programs are Avast & AVG. Your anti-virus must be up to date too, new viruses as created every day, your software has to know how to recognize these viruses. I agree with the last fellow too, it could be an overheat issue, but I've never seen a PC recover from an overheat lock-up.
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Try removing the programs in your start-up menu, then run a defrag, check for viruses, run an ad-ware and spy-ware check... if all else fails upgrade your RAM. X
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Buggy RAM?  Was it all of a sudden?  Try running spyware tests.  Could be hidden programs task manager doesn't see.  You say you "sometimes" have the problem.  Any triggers that might set it off consistently?\n\nHave you considered reinstalling windows?  Might help.  Good luck.\n\n--An addition to Jerry's suggestion.  If the fan is kaput, the whole system will slow down.  I had a fan that was stuck from time to time.  Once I figured it out, my sys was back to normal.  Thank goodness I figured it out before the CPU fried.
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maybe your hard disk is full so it's not working properly....try to delete unnecessary file or unuse file so that your computer will work properly
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perhaps there's a virus. try having it checked with a computer technician.
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You should check your system with an antivirus, may be your system is effected with virus, so i highly recommend you to please chek and scan your whole system.\n\nThank and regard
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to many programs running ? not enuff ram ? to many pages open ?? try defrag and disk clean up.
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Check your hardware in device manager and see if there are any conflicts,(yellow ? marks), beside your display adapter, your monitor, and your sound drivers), sometimes a driver can come corrupt and you may need to update it. also? The defrag could have defraged a file in your registry that is no longer used, I recommend buying Registry Mechanic, this will fix any errors in your registry that can also cause freezing. One last thing? Go into safe mode, and do I scan on your hard drive for errors, make sure before you do the scan? That the box is checked for,"automaticaly fix errors". Then when thats all done? Do a defrag in safe mode. There are other causes for computers to freeze, but lets see if these few tricks will do the trick first.
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Because computers run with programs that sometimes get into loops or lose command lines causing the computer to be unable to resolve the problem.  At that point the computer freezes.
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Do you know what is causing it to hang?  In other words, have you gone into task manager and seen the actual processes that are holding your machine hostage?  Also, this could be because you don't have adequate hardware to handle the software that you're running. There is a utility available which may help you.  It is called Process Explorer and is made by SysInternals.  Running this will show you what is causing your machine to hang.  It is freeware which means you can download it online free of charge.\n\nI hope that this helps.
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sounds like you've got problems, is it your t'internet that freezes or your 'puter?
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Thawed it, update your computer. After at all, frozen again -> Restart your computer.\nPress : Ctrl + Alt +Shift + F6, type your password.
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if it's freezing in normal mode and in safe mode it's fine then it means that there is a program or service ruining in normal mode that makes your computer freeze. what you can try to do is to disable some programs/services that you don't need to use right away. Go to Start/Run type msconfig  then go to startup tab and uncheck everything from there except video card drivers(usually if you have Nvidia). then also go to services tab, checkmark hide all microsoft services, then uncheck all non windows services. then restart your computer. If it works fine for 10 min, no freezing then you can do the same thing but enable few programs/services..after a couple of times you'll find the program that was causing the problem.\n\n\ngood luck
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Starting off with the checking your space, go to my computer and right click on c: click properties. here you will see a pie gragh and also in words how much space you have.\n\nAs far as it freezing.. if you winXP... this is common when your system registry gets "cut up" this means when you uninstall or install or save too much and it leaves holes and gapes or missing and broken linking archives in the registry... \n\nThe other common causes is that there is too much on the disk it self, such as pics, music.. ect. Tip: anything you put on the computer no matter what it is and how fast the computer is slows the disk reader down. The more information you have the more it has to read through. My tip is to defrag alot! once a week or at least once a month. \n\nDefrag: remember how i told you to open up the amount of space? well do that again. but you will see a tab that says tools, click that then you will see defrag.. select the c: and click defrag button.. let it run.. repeat this once a week.. this will help it run faster and shut down.\n\nIf you do have reg problems you will need to get a good certifiable reg editor that is automated... to clean it up.. you can use spybot s& d they have a slight version that will help with some of the reg problems built in.. but not all. visit Http://www.safer-networking.org...... \n\nSome other issues you will need to get a pro to do if these steps do not fix the issue.. \n\nTip: get a second h.d. and store your pics vides music and docs there and not on the main h.d. this will increase the speed.\n\nGood luck and let me know how it goes!\n\nJon Ellender Sr. Tech.\nTexas Tech Services\nvisit us on the web @\nhttp://texastech.mycv.bz