when playing cards and i finish try to click off it freezs up and have to reboot  y is that?
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what kind of cards from what game or site?\n\nI think that the program is corrrupted.\n\nYou should uninstall the program (not deleted it! ) and then reinstall it again.\nSometimes that will fix the problems.\n\nGood luck.\nsteffy
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Your computer is turning off because you have way too many problems running while you play your computer game. Applications such as games really slow down your computer. if you press alt ctrl delete all at once it brings up the windows task manager. from there you can see what programs are running. click on the ones that you feel are unneccessay and then click end process. BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOUR ENDING THE UNNEEDED PROGRAMS. if you dont it can cause ur computer to crash. or if ur too scared to do that just x out and programs such as internet explorer, aim, etc that are on while your playing that game. by the way what game are you playing and what kind of computer do you have
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Try going to control panel and see if it was some kind of desktop bug that can be uninstalled.
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Could be.\n\nTry rebooting the system. That might help.
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Maybe you have been installed some video card drivers lately? Try System Restore.
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when u select turn off the systen, it ask for turn off, restart and stand by, select stand by
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nope no need to reboot computer after installing new grahpics card if old graphic card is on the mother board u need to disable it or it may conflick with the new one u just installed if u need help conntact me i will walk u through it\nsiebee73@sbcglobal.net
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Your network card may be going into power save mode when you leave your computer idle for a while.\n\nTo disable this:\nYou can use Device Manager to change the power management settings for a network adapter. To disable this setting in Device Manager, expand Network Adapters, right-click the adapter, click Properties, click the Power Management tab, and then clear the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power check box.
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there shoudl be a restart button on your cpu.  try that
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Could be a power surge or the card is lose, it came unseated some how, you would know if the card was toast, but is jiggling it does something, try opening it up and see if it has come loose, if not maybe try a new one, but check the dealers in town, maybe if they have a used one to try, just in case it is the board itself, don't spend a lot if you don't need to, the board would be the biggest expence and the card probably might be good and you can use it in thenew unit, if your not sure take in and have a tech look at it, save your self the headaches.
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i was currently experiencing the same problem and i restarted my computer and it started working again, so try rebooting:)
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you wont have to uninstall just get a new card
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Try updating the video card drivers. Check the hard drive for errors, some files may be crosslinked. If nothing else it may be your card.
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u need to reinstall it
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the browser isn't closing properly, instead of rebooting, you can try this\n\nHold Down Control, alt and press delete, that'll bring up the task manager, locate iexplore.exe, right click it, and close processes, click yes when the warning comes up, and that'll close it down for you. Thats only a temp fix, i'm not sure why its stayin on after you close it\nCan you give us more info?? version of windows, browser type???\n\nR3dm0
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I would un-install and re-install it to see if that helps. \n\nG.G.
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might be some sort of virus.\n(If u download something, then also it restarts)\n\nTry scan your computer with good antivirus program.\nNorton / McAfee / SpyBot\n\nGoodLuck