computer hang frequently

[blackrose]

i am using windows xp with intel GBF865 motherboard, intel processer,1 gb ram ,avg internet sercurity, sygate firewall, and adaware. my system hang very frequently i change even my smps, harddisk and ram also but the result is same. I plan to format but when i try to install that time also its hange. And some time its create problem to start also power coming on board, now i am unable to install operating system its hanging. kindly provide some solution.

[hopperdave2000]

First, welcome to Majopr Geeks. It could be any number problems: RAM, hard drive, power supply, CPU, even a bad floppy drive can cause all kinds of problems.... I think we need more details, and we need these details to be posted in an easy to understand format. Your post was a bit hard to understand. Maybe use a new line for each new sentence....

[blackrose]

The system hangs in very small intervals,

This is the main scenario where system hangs mostly.

1. When the system power on that time.
2. At the time when OS loading.
3. Some time on desktop.
4. While entering system UI & Pass that time.
5. While it’s shut downing.

Rest is uncertain

Its create problem to start also, some time when I restart its not restarting.

I change my RAM, hard drive, power supply. I am not using floppy drive.

My Configuration.

Intel D865GBF motherboard, Intel processor, 1 gb ram , avg internet security

[blackrose]

mention below

[studiot]

start>run>typein
eventvwr

Read the logs for the time of the problem and post the result.

I think you have driver (or worse malware ) problems.

Studio T

[blackrose]

there was no error in event viewer

[studiot]

OK No errors listed, but what process was taking so long? You can see this from the timing information.

Studio T

[blackrose]

there is no application take time no such things happen

[studiot]

OK it's time to clean house

Start internet explorer
Tools>internet options>delete files>tick all offline content>ok
history>clear history.
close IE

close all programs
start>run>typein
%temp%
Edit>select all>delete
yes to confirm


right click start click explore
click search>allfiles and folders
typein

*.tmp,*.temp,*.bak,*.bak,*.old,*.chk,~.*

select local hard drives
click search

When complete click edit>select all
Check through and if you are certain you do not want to delete a particular item HOLD CTRL KEY and click it.

press delete


Empty recycle bin.

Right click start>click explore
right click the hard drive
properties>tools>checknow
tick both repair options
click start>yes
let pc restart.

If you still have the freezing then try ctrl+alt+del once at the freeze and select processes.
post any process recording more than 70%.

Studio T

[blackrose]

I tried that also but the problem still alive.

[studiot]

Try reseating the processor in its socket.

If this does not help boot to safe mode. Does the problem still happen?

You will need to run msconfig (start>run>typein msconfig) in diagnostic mode.
Basically you need to disable all drivers and re-enable them one by one until the problem surfaces.

It's a long haul that one Good luck.


Studio T