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  • MediaGuy
    Confirmed User
    • Sep 2004
    • 5500

    #16
    Originally posted by borked
    possible cause?
    hate when that happens

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    • idtapdat
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2008
      • 1161

      #17
      try a program called malwarebytes
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      • raymor
        Confirmed User
        • Oct 2002
        • 3745

        #18
        "Freezes up" normally means that some program is taking 100%, or
        nearly 100% of your CPU, so nothing else can run, or it runs VERY
        slowly. Hit ctrl-alt-delete, then go have lunch. See if your task list
        is up when you come back and shows a process using all of the CPU.
        If not, boot into safe mode and see how it works. If so, that means
        some program which does not run in safe mode is the problem.
        To find out which one, disable all startup programs and re-enable
        them one at a time. Also try disabling Flash. Some Flash animations
        can lock you up with some versions of Flash. The idea there is that
        the Flash file says to run with the highest possible frame rate and
        Flash does just that - taking up 100% of the CPU running the hell
        out of some stupid banner.

        Still no luck after all of that? Stick Linux on it and be done with stupid
        computer bullshit forever.
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        • seeandsee
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          • Mar 2006
          • 50945

          #19
          Originally posted by borked
          possible cause?
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          • ModelPerfect
            Confirmed User
            • Nov 2003
            • 2862

            #20
            When you say "it's not making loud noises", do you mean it's quieter now than normal? If so, the fan(s) may have died and you're overheating, although usually you'll get a blue screen of death or reboot...
            Logan
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