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Hello everyone,
I hope someone can help me with the problem I am having. I have a new Dell computer. I bought it in December of 2001. It is a Dimension 4300. I have had alot of trouble with it lately. It will freeze up if I am playing a game on the internet while I am playing an mp3 or even just surfing the net sometimes. So I decided to troubleshoot the problem and I used the msconfig. I deleted all the cookies and temp files that could have been taking up space. Nothing has worked. My computer loads faster but the freezing continues. The buttons on my screen will gradually black out and the computer will go to a blue system busy screen. Then it has to be restarted manually. This shouldn't be happening because the computer has 1.8GHz processor speed, a pentium 4 processor, 80GB hard drive, and 256MB memory. Could someone suggest what might be wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you all.
I hope someone can help me with the problem I am having. I have a new Dell computer. I bought it in December of 2001. It is a Dimension 4300. I have had alot of trouble with it lately. It will freeze up if I am playing a game on the internet while I am playing an mp3 or even just surfing the net sometimes. So I decided to troubleshoot the problem and I used the msconfig. I deleted all the cookies and temp files that could have been taking up space. Nothing has worked. My computer loads faster but the freezing continues. The buttons on my screen will gradually black out and the computer will go to a blue system busy screen. Then it has to be restarted manually. This shouldn't be happening because the computer has 1.8GHz processor speed, a pentium 4 processor, 80GB hard drive, and 256MB memory. Could someone suggest what might be wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you all.
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- Yes you probably have some bad registry enties, goto
http://www.glocksoft.com
Download AAtools
Install it & run the registry cleaner
let it remove all the bad entries & restart your computer
Scandisk & Defrag
Then restart once more & see how your PC is running then.
Hope this helps ya
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Dell Computer
Corporation Dimension 8100
Processor Intel Pentium 4, 1285 MHz (100MHz external) C:\ (NTFS) 19092MB
Memory 512MB 800Mhz
SAMSUNG DVD-ROM SD-616 SCSI CdRom
NEC NR-7800A SCSI CDRW
NVIDIA 32MB GeForce2 MX with TV Out
3Com 3C920 Integrated Fast Ethernet
Creative SB Live!
Hewlett-Packard deskjet 840c
4 USB Ports
Windows XP PRO
RCA Cable Modem
HP Scanjet 3200c
Harmon/Kardon Speakers (Dell Stock)
Zone Alarm Pro & Norton Personnal Firewall
Norton Systemworks 2001
Microsoft Office XP Full

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Posted May 8th, 2002 20:00
If you are running Windows ME, you need to reduce the number of programs running at startup. You can find suggestions for doing this at the third link below my signature as well as in Pac's Portal, which can be reached through a link in my site.
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