what cause my computer hang very often?
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Check your processor fan....since AMD heats up quickly...\n\nif possible change it these days AMD's company recomended fans are coming in market....\n\nComputer hangs just because of heat up....\n\nuse new fan...with new heat sink...\n\nchange cabinet if possible....for better vantilation\nor if possible fit extra fans in your cabinate\n\nu didn't tell what os u r using??\n\nand which net connection u r using??\n\nhanging of computer has nothing to do with virus\nits very rare case\n\nPlz look for new fan with heavier original AMD heatsink\n\nand make cabinet more vantilated...with more fans
1065910
Could be the cooling fan or the hard drive. Check both.
208327
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!
267250
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.
97249
Restart your pc. You might be running low on memory.
115636
Your machine is lacking in memory.\n\nYou are running too many memory resident programs and/or you have more windows open (could be browser windows or other applications). \n\nReduce the active load on your machine.\n\nIf that does not help, then restart, may be a program is stuck in a loop somewhere.\n\nIf even that does not help, run an anti-virus, may be you have avirus.\n\nIf that also does not help, try reinstalling the operating system.\n\nIn case nothing of the above works, get a new machine with better specs.
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It is may be too many process are loading at startup or there may be virus in your system. or you have too many fonts etc\n\nTry this :\n1) Stop unwanted process.\n2) Stop unwanted programs from start up list. (type: msconfig) in start>run.\n3) Update your antivirus and scan whole system.\n4) Upgrade your RAM.
860124
Sounds like you do have too many applications, like I did. Adding more RAM will fix the problem.  It cost me $60.00, and it was worth it; isn't that aggravating!\n\nHope this helps.
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Normally lockups are caused by Heat issues...check all your fans and make sure they are all spinning freely and you might try the simple test of leaving your case off, if it doesn't lock with it off then you need some new cooling in your system. spyware doesn't usually cause freezing or erratic results. it usually just causes slowing.
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Do you have an up to date anti virus prog installed ?\nHave you anti spyware programs installed.?\nDo you know how to Defragment your computer ?\nDo you know how to use disc clean up ?\n\nIf you answer No to any of these questions then  there is a big possibility you have either a virus or spyware or overloaded hard drive.that is causing these problems.
649783
scan for viruses and spyware..check the memory and processor..deinfragment ur pc often
117469
You've got too many programs running in the background.  Try getting rid of some of the stuff you don't use in your systray or startup menu.
533311
You may also have too many applications running at once.  Try shutting down (closing) some things you have going.
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Try the following\na) Defragment your hard disk.\nb) Stop unnecessary background processes.\nc) Increase the memory
268194
This problem is all too often a memory problem. check that your memory sticks are properly seated.
1105131
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.
114662
sounds like you need more Ram