why my computer hangs without any reasons?

• Stooky

  14 May 06, 13:50

  these few days hang a few times. will just suddenly hang one. then have to switch off via the power button.
  
  sucks leh
• field

  14 May 06, 13:50

  I ALREADY SAY STOP USING YOUR RUSTED PENTIUM 1
• ndmmxiaomayi

  14 May 06, 13:54

  First thing to do is to scan, scan and scan.
  
  Virus, spyware and trojan.
  
  After that, check, check and check.
  
  No installation of hardware and software in the last few days.
• OH-FF

  14 May 06, 13:59

  Does your computer have any Dagger to stab itself with ???
  
  or it only have wires to hang itself with ?
  
  Solution: Remove all the wires to prevent it from Hanging itself !
• LancerVII

  14 May 06, 14:04

  Originally posted by Stooky:

  these few days hang a few times. will just suddenly hang one. then have to switch off via the power button.
  
  sucks leh

  most likely is virus or spyware infection... try scanning yur com...
• rathcycle

  14 May 06, 14:46

  Stop surfing porn.
• er_liang89

  14 May 06, 17:17

  Originally posted by Stooky:

  these few days hang a few times. will just suddenly hang one. then have to switch off via the power button.
  
  sucks leh

  if u are using windows xp, try system restore
• photo_seeker

  14 May 06, 18:07

  Did you download anything in the past few days prior to having this problem ?
• Tayysj

  14 May 06, 18:21

  Originally posted by Stooky:

  these few days hang a few times. will just suddenly hang one. then have to switch off via the power button.
  
  sucks leh

  Reason: You're using microsoft products.
  
  Anyhow, if you cant fix it can PM me for a housecall. If I cant fix it no charge.
• chenc

  14 May 06, 18:36

  Originally posted by Tayysj:

  Reason: You're using microsoft products.
  
  Anyhow, if you cant fix it can PM me for a housecall. If I cant fix it no charge.

  Exactly! Your computer jam because its running Microsoft!
  
  Believe it or not, Microsoft's security glitch is so big, even if you do not visit funny websites or download virus, you will still get spywares hidden deep inside your system.
  
  I don't think scans will help. I tried an experienment with Norton Internet Security 2006 last week. I make sure I have the latest signatures and ran a scan on a virus file. Yes! I have this trojan file for testing. And all it takes is 3 seconds for Norton to tell me the file is safe. The file is a 100% keylogger set to send info to my friend's com yet Norton told me its safe!
  
  Best solution to your problem : Back up all data, and wipe your hard disk.