My pc has been freezing or crashing
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varadha Posts 1 Registration date Wednesday 14 October 2009 Status Member Last seen 15 October 2009 - 15 Oct 2009 à 02:34
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ShoNeH
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What kind of a sound do you hear?
how old is your pc? Any troubles with it back in time?
I seriously doubt that the problem is with updates.
how old is your pc? Any troubles with it back in time?
I seriously doubt that the problem is with updates.
usbdealz
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Hello,
Check your fans to make sure they aren't hitting with something. Check the temps on your computer, as it could be overheating.
You can manually download SP1. You can check if it's installed by opening up System Properties (tap "Winkey" + "Pause"), and see if it says "Windows Vista Service Pack 1" at the top.
I would suggest you to download SP1 as a file and then run a system restore on your PC:
>Start
>All Programs
>Accessories
>System Tools
>System Restore
To restore it to a time before you had all these problems. You will lose your programs and system changes you installed since, but not things like documents, music, etc. When it finishes, install SP1 from the executable and your PC should be back to its initial state.
Check your fans to make sure they aren't hitting with something. Check the temps on your computer, as it could be overheating.
You can manually download SP1. You can check if it's installed by opening up System Properties (tap "Winkey" + "Pause"), and see if it says "Windows Vista Service Pack 1" at the top.
I would suggest you to download SP1 as a file and then run a system restore on your PC:
>Start
>All Programs
>Accessories
>System Tools
>System Restore
To restore it to a time before you had all these problems. You will lose your programs and system changes you installed since, but not things like documents, music, etc. When it finishes, install SP1 from the executable and your PC should be back to its initial state.
varadha
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