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Clemson4life81
I'm been having trouble with my computer latley. It has been freezing at random times. When it freezes you cannot bring up task manager. I have opened the case and cleaned all of the dust out but its gotten worse. Yesterday it just started not displaying a screen. The powers on but it doesnt display anything. Whats funny is I'm on the computer right now! I'm running on windows 2000.....Please help!
Walkman
That could be related to quite a few things, like:

a. a program or more is causing the problem.
b. your computer needs a defrag and a system clean up.
c. your registry needs cleaning.
d. your computer in infected.
e. your R.A.M. is going bad.
f. your motherboard is going bad.
g. your hard drive could be going bad.
h. your video card could be going bad.

One or more of the above is most likely your problem.


What you should do is when you can, load up your Task Manager and see what could be causing it. If you want to see more of the Task Manager, then I would suggest you download a FREE program called Process Explorer. It's a Task Manager, but much more advanced.

Also download this:

EVEREST Home Edition
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System...e-Edition.shtml
EVEREST Home Edition is a free system diagnostics, system information and benchmarking solution for home PC users, based on the award-winning EVEREST Technology. If you don't know what type of video card you have, or anything else about your computer, then you'll need this.


Check to see which programs you've installed when you noticed the problem. Also, check to see if you have the Java RuneTime listed in your Add/Remove Programs. If so, you can delete it, reboot, and see what happens. You can always download Java Runtime at any time.

But I had a similar problem like you, and The Java Runtime was my problem, with more than one different type of occurance.
Clemson4life81
Well I know my computer is clean from any spyware. I had someone on another site check out my HIJACK this log and everything looked great. I have run adaware and AVG alot and they have found nothing some I'm guessing its a hardware problem.. I have Everest already my my system is to old for the sensor because nothing comes up.....I defraged today and that hasnt helped etheir.
Walkman
Have you tried updating your firmware, your video drivers and such? Try that. It may help.
Clemson4life81
No but I'm going to do that! How do I update these?
dc3
Check for bad caps on the motherboard, caps should have flat tops, bad cap may appear to have slightly rounded tops or bulging body, them may leak at their base as well.
Walkman
QUOTE(Clemson4life81 @ Apr 5 2007, 12:28 PM) *
No but I'm going to do that! How do I update these?

If you're using the Everest, and when you click on an item, like motherboard or such, it'll display a blue link in the right window. Clicking on the link will take you to where your drivers/updates should be. You'll probably need to search a few links on the site once you get there because it's not going to take you directly to the file itself.
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