firefox hanging again?
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There`s a variety of reasons your firefox could be feezing. Most commonly it`s the extensions people download, but since you just installed it this shouldnt be the problem.\n\nWhen firefox freezes you should click control alt delete, click the task manager, and order by cpu use, to see which program is actually freezing. If it`s svhosts, dont blame firefox. See the (www.jimmyr.com/blog/Svhosts_100_memory_usage_slowing_down_computer89_2006.php svhosts crashing page).\n\nIf you have zone alarm or some other firewall, make sure firefox isnt blocked. That would obviously cause it to `hang` because the program freezes while it`s trying to connect to the internet but can`t.\n\nTry downloading an old version of firefox, search oldversion firefox on google. See if those work. Try another browser like avast or the new internet explorer beta 7.\n\nTry checking what`s connecting to your comp. start ->run->netstat -b.\n\nGood luck. It`s probably not firefox. It could be a number of things.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/yah/firefox_hanging_again_97_2006.php
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if it hangs for a few seconds, then its ok i guess as every computer i have ever used hangs for a few secs on ms upadate site.. it also depends on your connection speed.
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I have this sometimes when it's busy or takes too long.\n\nDid you change any settings?\nTry downloading the latest yahoo and reinstall or reinstall the old version.\n\nCheck your firewall isnt blocking it.\n\ngood luck\nstef
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It seems like your computer hangs because there is not enough memory. You should get at least 512MB if your going to watch DVD's.\n\nConnecting to the Internet could be an issue of processor speed too, especially if you're using dial-up and you're using a program like AOL, which loads so much crap on your computer whenever you connect. If the hang occurs when opening the browser, then you probably need to get more memory or defragment your hard drive. Does your computer make a lot of clicking noises when you "connect" to the internet?\n\nWhat's your CPU speed and amount memory? Also, how much free hard disk space do you have?
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First Check your Computer for Virus Scan your Computer and then also if the problem comes then please check for your network card or your modem please try to download IE 6 from any other computer and then install it on that computer please install service pack also overheating may not be because if it would be overheating then it will hang your computer and will not restart it and then also if it doesn't work please try for anti spy ware it may be spam also and the last option is format your C:drive
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Hi,\n\nThis has happened to me a few times before in the past and I usually think nothing of it. Try refreshing the page and running basic diagnostics on your computer such as disk clean-up, defrag, virus scan etc. Then restart. Also you should make sure you have the latest version of Firefox availible. I also use Firefox and have this problem every once in awhile, maybe it is a bug. I don't think there is anything wrong with your computer though!
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Reinstall IE or try firefox.
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Try reinstalling Internet Explorer, maybe...
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Many different reasons that IE can quit respondiing.  Whats called a "hangup" is the most common.  And thats just where too many programs at same time working, and too much happening at once in your system. What makes the "hangup" is that IE has to wait its turn in the lineup of programs or sites that you have clicked on.  And if IE doesnt get its turn in a certain amount of time, then it gets the "hangup".  There is no "once and for all fix".  But just keep making sure to do your updates on a regular basis, defragment your system regularly, and clean out programs you dont need or use.  Clean out your cookies, temp files, and all that sort of stuff to keep your system running a little faster.  Then the "hangups" are less likely to happen.
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I have firefox and it is fine. Same version as you.
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first you have to restart firefox for the extensions to work (after installation of course)
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I had the same problem, although not quite as severe.  After getting the DSL all working fine, Firefox required constant rebooting, hung, just generally acted flaky.\n\nI personally despise IE and tried Opera (it's ok... nothing special), and  came across my present browser Flock.\n\nFlock's claim to fame is blogging features, but I wouldn't know, I don't use them.  It bombs right along, has tabbed browsing and all of the up to date goodies that a browser should, and seems to be quite robust.\n\nSadly, nothing does "autofill" like Safari.  But Mac is for work, and PC is for home.  Flock runs on both.\n\nIt's a Mozilla "frame" so it will be very familiar.  You might want to give it a try!\n\nBest wishes!
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Reinstalling it might be a solution, though I don't recommended it. IE is still full of errors and therefore i don't trust it. You could take into consideration installing an alternative browser, firefox or opera. These are better, they don't consume too much resources and are free of charge.
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if you're Running Firefox, goto Tools>Options...\nthen click "General" and click "Firefox should check...."\nclick check now and you should be good to go
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dunno    ,try connecting to the web page again?
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GET FIREFOX!!! www.mozillafirefox.com
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CCleaner was last updated on October 20.  Firefox 2.0 was released after that date.  I'd guess that the next CCleaner update will correct the problem.  You could always contact the CCleaner forum and/or developers to bring the problem to their attention:\n\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/help/\n\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/contact.aspx\n\npplr