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My laptop just had vista basic re-installed and it freezes every minute or so. I have been running it in safe mode with networking to use the internet and it works fantastic! The only problem is limited functionality and horrible graphics. Why does it work so good in safe mode and not normally?
Someone told me it might be the graphics card so I checked device manager for any yellow flags but it said device was working properly. I then disabled the card and still had the problems. I am now in safe mode with bad graphics and no sound lol. Thanks for the help! Asus X53SR Full Specification Processor Clock speed 1.66 GHz Processor type Core 2 Duo T5450 Processor manufacturer Intel RAM RAM installed 2048 MB RAM technology DDR2 Storage Hard Drive Hard drive size 160 GB Optical Storage CD / DVD type HD DVD / DVD±RW CD / DVD read speed 24x CD, 8x DVD CD / DVD rewrite speed 10x CD-RW, 4x DVD-RW Interfaces / Networking USB 3 PC Card 1 Ethernet Yes Infrared No Bluetooth Yes Wireless networking No Video Output Graphics processor ATI Mobility Radeon HD X2400 Video outputs VGA, DVI, S-Video Display Display technology LCD Display diagonal size 15.4 in. Maximum resolution 1280x800 pixels Audio Soundcard Realtek High Definition Audio Audio inputs/outputs Headphone, microphone Built-in speakers Yes Dimensions / Weight Dimensions (W x H x D) 365x40x270mm Weight 2.95 kg Available colours Black, Silver Battery Battery technology Li-ion Number of batteries supplied 1 Estimated battery life (mfr) 2.5 hours Max batteries supported 1 |
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Do you have any other yellow ! marks in device manager, if so what? Also if and again in device manager you double click Display Adapters and whats written as the driver name? Just thinking that you dont have all the drivers installed, and main one maybe Chipset, so goto ASUS Support and download and install your Chipset driver and then reboot and try. Also as you just re-installed, what other applications have you installed, I'm more thinking of ones that will startup with the PC as in security software etc? what you could try is to enter msconfig and its startup tab and untick everything then start your PC in normal mode, does it work ok? if so one of those startups is the cause, tick one at a time and reboot to find which one, then check for updates to that application or uninstall and look for alternative.
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Well its working a bit better after disabling everything but firefox keeps freezing
Last edited by metalguy; 10-21-09 at 19:03.. |
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If you have everything disabled using msconfig and the PC is still acting sluggishly then re-enable all the startups in msconfig and I would then run through the guide below as the possible is malware infection on your PC. Quote:
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No offense but this all started with a clean install from a perfectly working computer. These problems began 3 seconds after I first booted up. So i dont think its malware, plus I just checked my event viewer and its FULLof errors and problems. I just dont know how to decipher what its saying or how to fix it. Is there a diagnostic tool i could run and then screencap the results and show it you? Thanks again!
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bump...
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Grab this tool and save a few of the Errors in the Event Log to a text file and attach the log, [URL="http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=86880"]HOW TO: Attach Items To Your Post But if the issue started 3 seconds after bootup then you could have a bad install, happens although rarely but can happen, also malware can infect a PC as soon as it connects to the internet, but this depends on if your PC had security applications installed before going online. I would be very tempted and would do this if I was getting multiple errors and issues on a clean install, is to re-install from clean again.
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