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When the computer freezes on you the first thing you need to do is to get task manager to open. Once you do this you need to close all the programs you can. If you just shut down the computer or switch it off without closing the programs you will lose data and might even corrupt the programs.
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My Computer Runs Slow - How to Stop Your Computer from Slowing Down and Freezing on You If you are losing data on your computer because of the computer freezing and you find your computer runs slow you might be surprised to find out you can fix this problem quickly. When the computer freezes on you the first thing you need to do is to get task manager to open. Once you do this you need to close all the programs you can. If you just shut down the computer or switch it off without closing the programs you will lose data and might even corrupt the programs. To open task manager go to the windows start menu, then to run and type in taskmgr. If the task manager does not open or appear then that means that you have to shut the computer off manually by turning the power off. You can do this by holding down the start button on your computer for 10 seconds and then your PC will power off. If you do this too many times though your PC will start to suffer serious data corruption. The main reason for this and you finding your computer runs slow is that there are too many programs installed on your computer, or some programs are using all the memory. This will prevent your computer from operating properly. Here is how you fix it. #1. When your computer restarts and before you start running any programs start task manger and find out what programs are running. The program that you see under the applications tab in task manager are the programs that windows loads at start up. If these programs are ones you do not need or want uninstall them. If you do not need to use them all the time you can stop them starting up with windows by going to the windows start menu, then to run, then type in msconfig. Once it opens go to the startup tab and remove any programs you do not need to start automatically. This will free up memory. #2. The second step is to reduce the size of the registry. Remove any out of date or unwanted entries and remove any malicious entries from the registry. These will cause your computer to slow down and freeze. There is an easy way to do this with software known as a registry cleaner. You can scan the entire windows registry for errors in minutes. Doing this will enable you to get rid of all the errors and reduce the size of your windows registry and will also let you remove all the unwanted entries for programs you removed in step 1. After you have done this your computer will run at normal speed with no more freezing and you will no longer find your computer runs slow. GoodLuck
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