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Fixing Computer Screen freeze

qwcdirect — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 09:00:06 +0000

Windows System Freezes are common for many computers around the World. A “freeze” is naturally when one’s computer cannot process the files & settings it demands to run, preventing it from being able to perform the tasks. Although there are a number of different reasons why Windows will crash, the good news is that can fix the problem very easily by using the steps outlined.

Over 40% of PC Users face Computer Freezes and Crashes. So there is nothing to worry. These instructions could repair computer freezes problem oneself without re-installing Windows and without any experience. Save hundreds of dollars & rupees one has to pay PC technician to fix simple computer problems.

To fix computer screen freeze, the first is a loose contact in the power cable, data cables or connectors. In rare occasions your computer may freeze due to failure of hardware like your hard disk, cd rom, mother board etc. Sometimes, Central Processing Unit may overheat and freezes the computer when either cpu fan or chassis fans fail. Another common reason is failure of memory module (RAM). The other reason why Computer Freezes is Software related.

Optimizing Windows XP

qwcdirect — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 09:00:19 +0000

Windows XP is highly customizable and is taken care to make a great deal of its twists easily accessible to users of any experience level. Experimenting with them and getting hands dirty is the best way to find private sweet spot in the mix of eye candy and system performance. One of the easiest ways to optimize XP is to simply use it. XP has some of built in files that are “smart”, well as smart as its manufacturer wants them to get. Anyway, these files observe the boot pattern and the programs that are run. Supposedly every three days the system optimizes itself by tweaking boot and load sequences based on past habits.

There are many ways to make computer run faster and handle more stuff you throw at it, but there are also many that are either irrelevant or just not needed for audio production. There are two ways to disable services. The easy way, and the hard way:

The easy way – On the start menu, click on run and type in “msconfig” and next click on the Services tab, will see a long list of services on your computer. Thankfully, its manufacturer supplies a way to filter the services used for the operating system. Check the windows XP Services at the bottom of the window.

The hard way – On the start menu, click run and type in “services.msc”. Will see a long detailed list of services on the computer and If click on any of them, will see a brief description, if provided. Unlike the easy way, cannot filter out the services from windows XP, but can arrange them in useful ways.

Optimizing your computer by stopping the JavaScript errors

Techie — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 09:11:02 +0000

JavaScript is scripting program that allows you to make scripts of the way your website is going to work. JavaScript errors take place due to little things like broken or corrupt files and they need to be fixed even before they start affecting you.

To stop the JavaScript errors, you should clean up your drive to clean your PC. You can do this by going to the start menu, opening ‘my computer’, right clicking on the C or D drive, selecting properties, selecting general and clicking ‘Disk Cleanup’. With this, a list of files will be generated which can be discarded so that they do not become broken or corrupt.

JavaScript errors will slow down your computer, cause system crashes, unexpected and unwanted freeze ups and serious damaged to your drive. You have to make sure that your Windows registry is running fully functional and keep the JavaScript errors from popping up.