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by dmiles
A number tf things to check,that may causing freezing
1)Turn off the screen saver for one
2)Disable Power Management thru the control panel
3)Check the anti-virus software
4)Check the video drivers for an updated driver
Click Start and in the Run box type MSCONFIG and from General Tab run diagnostic startup
then click on Startup tab and go through unchecking each box to see if this will clear up problem,this has to be done one at a time.
Hope this helps
by kimba1031
by richard lane
Check also the amount of free space on your HD, also clear out the TEMP directory.
HTH
by kimba1031
by gmscne
The problem here is memory or virtual memory.
The disk space check and file delete can help with the virtual part. As far as the web sites, the pages are just too full of code for your PC to handle. When your screen saver comes on, windows is trying to copy everything in memory over to your hard drive, plus run the multimedia saver. It is trying to do too much with the resources it has.
by kimba1031
by frec1
Clean out your Temporary Internet files directory, this has a limit set and it may have been reached the default limit is like 50MB.
Clean these out by going to "Tools", Internet Options and Delete the files
FREC
by kimba1031
by frec1
Clean out your Temporary Internet files directory, this has a limit set and it may have been reached the default limit is like 50MB.
Clean these out by going to "Tools", Internet Options and Delete the files
FREC
by kimba1031
by frec1
Clean out your Temporary Internet files directory, this has a limit set and it may have been reached the default limit is like 50MB.
Clean these out by going to "Tools", Internet Options and Delete the files
FREC
by kimba1031
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