Can anyone with my pc freezing?
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If your computer is not working properly while you are working on it, it could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. \nDetailed instructions at http://tinyurl.com/yk5zpr
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I suppose you are running anti-virus & at the same time working on your pc. If the RAM config is less, then its normal for your pc to freeze or slow while the anti-virus is running. Try increasing the ram to atleast 256 or 514 MB. Sure this will help you. But before buying one check out if your motherboard support any extra ram & also what type of ram can be installed S or DDR. \nIf you dont want to replace ram, simply remove unneccessary softwares (which you dont use much) & also delete unwanted data. Further, dont open multiple applications together.
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The behavior you are describing is serious and is probably related either to a configuration with your motherboard, a problem with the CPU or similar.\n\nYou should definitely return it for service.
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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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No. . Even if you try to Apply that your WIndows Xp will Freeze.
334495
Typically it is what thay call a software conflict, two or more activities are competing and this may freeze your screen. check your notification area in the lower right corner of your task bar and see what programs are there, some could be running in the background possibly causing the problem.
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i have found its the upgrades getting sorted out as i'am shutting down causes my system to hang or after a defrag \nif after i have upgraded and used my pc to do something else it shuts down properly
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I am taking PC Maintenance. Almost done with the first semister. It's fine. Let me know if you need anything.\n\nThanks
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Yes it sounds like a hardware problem, if not then it could be some sort of virus or bug.  I would do a virus check and a hardware check.  Like run a diagnostic test on your computer to make sure all the hardware is running properly.
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Go to http://www.pcpitstop.com/ and run the full system test
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DO NOT REMOVE IT!!! get a can of air unplug the pc get a can of air and blow it out if its still loud replace it. be extremely carefull removing it sometimes the processor is stuck to the heatsink and pepole pull them out and bend or break the pins wich equals a dead pc with an expencive fix
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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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have u run an antispyware and an antivirus program by any chance? might be malware/virus, etc...\n\nif not that, then could it be perhaps the way u r connecting to the internet...depends on if u have dialup,broadband,cable,T1,etc...???  \n\nr u having a conflict in some of the programs downloaded on your pc???  \n\nalso, do u notice if ur pc freezes up on certain sites or is it just random... how often does it freeze up? how long are u on the web b4 it freezes up? do u remember what exactly u were doing at the point of it freezing up? is there a pattern to it?  \n\ncould be lots of reasons...  start with some of the above, brainstorm, ...\n\nsome good sites i use are:\n\nbleepingcomputer.com\ncomputerhaven.com\nvideoprofessor.com...\n\ngood luck.let us know how things work out 4 u...
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Sounds like your processor is over heating...that will definitely shut down your computer.
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Could be a variety of things... check to see if the cpu is overheating... it may turn itself off to prevent damage.  I would take it back though, it's new, they should look at it for free.
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I had a similar problem.  I didn't take it to a PC doctor, I just buried it and played taps.  It was three years old and did fine for me in that time.  Now that I bought a new processor, perhaps I'll dig it up and see if anything can be done.
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I would say that you most likely have a bad CPU.  You've eliminated all other potental reasons except for the power supply.\n\nDo a quick check of the power supply, but I'd almost put money on a shot CPU.