Axeroberts · 56-60, M
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rupert · 41-45, M
@FrankietheFly run memtest. It will tell you whether you have faulty memory.
Some1Else · M
@FrankietheFly many good Windows 10 forums are out there... Just Google the issue and see the results and remedies
Fangirlsarah1996 · 26-30, F
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@Fangirlsarah1996 Indeed, that's not a simple question to answer, there are many variables in play.
DanielChristensen · 46-50, M
Are you running regular maintenance? Doing a full reinstall occasionally seems to be a good idea.
Try shutting it down for a few minutes then turn it back on. Works sometimes.
Some1Else · M
@CereBellum 1 second off is enough with modern Electronics
Unless it's a laptop or tablet running Hot! Then let is cool some.
Unless it's a laptop or tablet running Hot! Then let is cool some.
Paschar · 70-79, M
More than likely it's over loaded with a long list of Bootup / Reload files , old Cookies and to many things running in the back round which will cause a computer to crash / (1) open your RUN program , Type in " prefetch " , Click on " Select all then Delete all . ../ open Internet options and clean out all cookies
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too many applications eating ram, viruses, faulty hdd
Some1Else · M
Chrome has an issue going about freezing since last month
Close the tab & reopen it
Close the tab & reopen it
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gregloa · 61-69, M
Clear history run disk cleanup and disk defragment. Turn off most start up programs.