Why does my PC freeze all the time?
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An overheating CPU and or bad ram can do that.
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Maybe it isnt the screen freezing but the computer itself. I used to have this problem on my desktop. Regular maintainence was my answer. Try disc clean up and defrag. in that order. Also keep your temporary files down by continually cleaning them out. I also found that memory can cause this problem. If you are using Windows XP you need a min of 256MB RAM as XP uses close to the 128MB mark. 512MB RAM works very well.
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check if the cooling fans are working properly.\n\nthing is, you might have to get a better cooling fan for your processor, or move your PC to a cooler place.
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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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First let me know yr configuration of yr Laptop\nIt may freeze due to following reasons\n1.U may overloading it (making two r three programs to work simultaneously)\n2.U may use softwares that doesnt meet the hardware requirement.\n3.There may be some virus/spywares.\n\nIf ur hardware requirement doesnt meet the specifications try for the hardware upgrade which will solve yr problem.\n\nUse a popular anti-virus software and make sure it is uptodate to eliminate the problems of spyware and viruses.
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Maybe you have been installed some video card drivers lately? Try System Restore.
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couple of ways to see if it is a hardware or a software fault\n\nfirstly boot into safe mode - restart your pc and keep on tapping the f5 or f8 key then select safemode\n\nleave it in this mode for a while - does it shut down ?\n\ncheck your event viewer for any system errors (in the control panel - administrative - then event viewer) click on the system \n\nsee if this gives you any clues\n\nalso try getting into the bios or cmos setup - again leave it in this mode - does it shut down - if so then you definately have a overheating problem\n\nalso check you in you bios to see if you have a hardware monitor option - if so check the cpu, system temp and fan speeds\n\ncome back to us with your results
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You may need to clean it up; try:\nDeleting temp and history.\nRunning clean disk\nRunning Defrag\nClearing your recent files\nEditting the programs that run at start up.
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try to upgrade your cooling fan for a bigger one...and adding another system fan to your cpu...that might help
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Could be any number of reasons! \n\nPost your PC specs and it will be easier to help you.\n\nAt a guess you might:-\n1. Need more RAM\n2. Need to defrag your harddrive\n3. Your PC may be overheating\n4. You may need to reinstall Windows.\n\nAnd the list goes on and on...
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1) check for ventilation problems; CPUs (the core of your PC system) tend to get a lot of heat.\n2) if you have recently added new hardware (supposing you use Windows) go to "My PC(Right Mouse Click)Properties|Hardware|Device Manager", look for the new device, select its properties (again right button click, then Properties) and Disable it (there's a button just for that).\n\nIf those didn't work, then repost your question but explain you have checked for CPU temperature and new devices.\n\nHave a nice day without computer hangs!
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Freezes up all the time.
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Your processor is fast enough and you definetly have enough memory to run Windows XP, but maybe you're trying to run too many resource-hogging programs. Try to not open too many programs at once, so you don't overload your computer. If you don't open many programs, maybe there are spyware programs installed on your computer that hog resources away from your CPU. Try installing one of the anti-spyware programs listed on the site below and running a full scan on system:\nhttp://www.download.com/sort/3150-8022_4-0-1-4.html?\n\nAfter you've ran the scan, delete all the spyware, if any, that the program finds.\n\nIf none of the solutions above solve your problem, you need to describe at what istance your computer hangs (i.e what programs are you running? Did a certain program cause your computer to hang?).\n\n\nGood luck!
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You've got too much stuff going on and it can't handle everything -- you probably run out of memory.  Try limiting the number of open windows and programs you have running; it should help.
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scan for viruses and spyware..check the memory and processor..deinfragment ur pc often
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Sounds more like your computer's lacking processor power or low on RAM.\nWhat is your processor speed & how much memory are you working with?