Comments on: Computer keeps freezing after virus and registry clean. What to do? http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm Fri, 10 Sep 2010 03:01:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Smart Mommy http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14293 Smart Mommy Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14293 I would do a system restore and reboot. First make sure you save any needed documents and programs that aren't basic onto an external hard drive. I would do a system restore and reboot. First make sure you save any needed documents and programs that aren’t basic onto an external hard drive.

]]> By: Dave R http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14294 Dave R Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14294 You might want to scan your memory to see if it has problems. Your other option would be to reinstall Windows. You might want to scan your memory to see if it has problems. Your other option would be to reinstall Windows.

]]> By: Colanth http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14295 Colanth Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14295 It could be many things - none of them diagnosable by internet. But 0 to 5 minutes sounds like an overheating problem. Check air flow and check the fans when it freezes. A bad bearing could stop a fan after a few minutes. It could be many things - none of them diagnosable by internet. But 0 to 5 minutes sounds like an overheating problem. Check air flow and check the fans when it freezes. A bad bearing could stop a fan after a few minutes.

]]> By: viggoswench http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14296 viggoswench Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14296 have you tried an spyware scan and an ad-aware scan? you really need an anti-virus on your computer, like Norton or Mcafee.... have you tried an spyware scan and an ad-aware scan? you really need an anti-virus on your computer, like Norton or Mcafee….

]]> By: Mattie http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14297 Mattie Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14297 google ccleaner and download/install Reboot into "safe mode" by holding "F8" select safe mode boot up run ccleaner let it clean your registry and temp doc's. sound like you got hit with the 2010 virus. Dont worry your not alone. google ccleaner and download/install Reboot into "safe mode" by holding "F8" select safe mode boot up run ccleaner let it clean your registry and temp doc’s. sound like you got hit with the 2010 virus. Dont worry your not alone.

]]> By: Jim http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14298 Jim Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14298 Hello, There are serveral causes which may lead to freezing. First, It may be caused by poor heat dissipation. You should keep the monitor, power supply and CPU in good ventilation. Second, you can take the memory out and then insert it back firmly. Third, in common situation, registry problems can cause freezing. I used RegistryMum and feel it is good. You can have a try. Hello,

There are serveral causes which may lead to freezing.
First, It may be caused by poor heat dissipation. You should keep the monitor, power supply and CPU in good ventilation.
Second, you can take the memory out and then insert it back firmly.
Third, in common situation, registry problems can cause freezing. I used RegistryMum and feel it is good. You can have a try.

]]> By: Sash http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14299 Sash Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14299 It can be many things: Hard drive full; Needs defragmenting; too many programs running in the background; update your untivirus program to detect latest virus attacks Download this free book for instruction: It can be many things:
Hard drive full;
Needs defragmenting;
too many programs running in the background;
update your untivirus program to detect latest virus attacks

Download this free book for instruction:

]]> By: Stagesofmotherhood http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14300 Stagesofmotherhood Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:54:46 +0000 http://cleanupcomputer.net/computer-keeps-freezing-after-virus-and-registry-clean-what-to-do.htm#comment-14300 Computer slowdowns and freezes are the most nightmarish and frustrating things that could happen to PC users. In order to fix PC freezes one must be aware of the common factors that cause these problems, which could be related to software, hardware or internet related issues. The immense exposure of PCs to the internet makes it inevitable for the PC users to learn the basic steps to fix computer freezing and combat slowdowns. Scan the PC for viral infections With online activities of PC users on the rise, it is easier for the viruses to attach themselves to the computers. While you surf different web pages and pop-up ads, these malicious software enter your computer without your knowledge. The most effective way to get rid of these nasty viruses is to scan your hard disk and put these infections on quarantine or delete it. If the virus stays on your system, it would keep on spreading the infection. Scan the PC for spyware Exposure of the internet poses serious risk of spyware and other malicious software sneaking into your PC. These malware may cause your computer to crash down. Remove all spyware and malware to fix computer freezing fast. Using anti-spyware and other protective software helps to keep spyware and malware at bay. Examine RAM and hard disk Sometimes it's the limited capacity of computer抯 data storage rather than viruses or spyware that cause your PC to come crashing. Ideally your system RAM should have at least 20% free space. Check for the free space on your system抯 RAM and hard disk. Defragging the hard disks from time to time is also crucial to maintain its quality. Check for newly installed programs Incompatibility with a recently installed software or program may also cause your PC to freeze. This is most visible if the problem cropped immediately after you installed a new program into your PC. Uninstall the program and reboot your system to fix this problem. If you have introduced a new hardware to your system and it is the culprit behind the freezing of the system, uninstall the erring driver and unplug the hardware wires from your CPU. Reboot the system and check if the system is performing better. The driver may not be compatible with your operating system. http://pc-freezing-tools.com/Keep_Freezing Computer slowdowns and freezes are the most nightmarish and frustrating things that could happen to PC users. In order to fix PC freezes one must be aware of the common

factors that cause these problems, which could be related to software, hardware or internet related issues. The immense exposure of PCs to the internet makes it inevitable for the

PC users to learn the basic steps to fix computer freezing and combat slowdowns.

Scan the PC for viral infections

With online activities of PC users on the rise, it is easier for the viruses to attach themselves to the computers. While you surf different web pages and pop-up ads, these malicious

software enter your computer without your knowledge. The most effective way to get rid of these nasty viruses is to scan your hard disk and put these infections on quarantine or

delete it. If the virus stays on your system, it would keep on spreading the infection.

Scan the PC for spyware

Exposure of the internet poses serious risk of spyware and other malicious software sneaking into your PC. These malware may cause your computer to crash down. Remove all

spyware and malware to fix computer freezing fast. Using anti-spyware and other protective software helps to keep spyware and malware at bay.

Examine RAM and hard disk

Sometimes it’s the limited capacity of computer抯 data storage rather than viruses or spyware that cause your PC to come crashing. Ideally your system RAM should have at least

20% free space. Check for the free space on your system抯 RAM and hard disk. Defragging the hard disks from time to time is also crucial to maintain its quality.

Check for newly installed programs

Incompatibility with a recently installed software or program may also cause your PC to freeze. This is most visible if the problem cropped immediately after you installed a new

program into your PC. Uninstall the program and reboot your system to fix this problem. If you have introduced a new hardware to your system and it is the culprit behind the

freezing of the system, uninstall the erring driver and unplug the hardware wires from your CPU. Reboot the system and check if the system is performing better. The driver may not

be compatible with your operating system.
http://pc-freezing-tools.com/Keep_Freezing

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