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by oz_media
Is this recent or a fresh install? Have you tried rolling back to restore the system before the issue?
Are you sure your drivers are completely up to date and correct? (may need safe mode to check that one)
Try opening the task manager and shutting down services one at a time and see which one causes the system to hang.
Have you run antivirus and spyware scans?
Free AVG antivirus:
http://www.grisoft.com
Adaware:
http://www.lavasoft.nu
I should be offering YOU point for my asking all these questions, just a few things to look at first. The task manager rundown and virus/ad checks will probably find something though.
by guy west
by theelderguru
Click on start--> Run--Services.msc and in the services window check for a service called Plug & play service. Stop the service and start it up again. This shud take care.
Another workaround for this would be
Go to
Start-->Run and type in: mmc /a.
Go to File and choose Add/Remove Snap-in.
Click Add then scroll down to
Device Manager, Add. Save it to
devmgmt.msc in %windir%\system32 [most cases %windir% would be "c:\windows"
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