Windows 7: Windows 7 freeze

Heya, im new to forums!
I need help, because my windows 7 is freezing when im browsing internet, i reformated it hundred of times i think and still is freezing.

Im using Ultimate x64, and Mozzila Firefox

I dont know what causing frezzes in my browsers, frezzes are like 15 seconds, sometime more long, and then computer doing well after frezzes and then after few minutes browser frezzes again.

Btw i tried Opera, IE and Chrome and they frezze too

Hi Uros19 and Welcome to SF!

Computer freeze can be due to many thing, it can be RAM or overheating.
Have you ever experience BSODs? Can you please follow this instruction:
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
Download a copy of Memtest86 and burn the ISO to a CD using Iso Recorder or another ISO burning program. Boot from the CD, and leave it running for at least 5 or 6 passes.

Perform system file check please:
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
as well as:
Disk Check

Regard,

Tuan

Thanks for reply, i never got Blue Screen, ill try other 3 methods.

Ill be in touch

Absolutely, I will be in touch with you as long as you still need my help bro! If I'm not available, there will be other BSODs team members, who is always happy and give you smile when they help you bro!

Well i can tell that i had no luck with that, i check everything and no errors found

EDIT: And i must add that when browser frezzes i can still work on computer, go look into folders and those things

EDIT 2 : Well i find out sumthing I made a new connection myself , without any cd and when im connected to it i see that there are no frezzes, ill see if they really disappeard, ill be in touch

Im still getting frezzes, any solution ?

Anyone with solution ?

I must add that i tried xp, vista and they frezze too :O

Come on i need some help here I dont know what to do im stucked

I'm sorry to hear that my friend, also forgive me for letting you wait so long for respose. I'm not using my own computer to connect to the internet, so I can't not give u much help at this time.

It sounds like you are having problem with hardware that we are not sure which, but I doubt RAM can be an issue or overheating or CPU.

I would like to ask you with the result from memtestx86. Make sure you use memtest to test your RAM. If you like more visual instruction, here it is:
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Check your computer temperature with speedfan:
SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer

Try this free stress test for your CPU: Free Software - GIMPS
Please step by step follow the tests, then let us know the result. I will be back in few days for sure, but in the meantime, perhaps someone will analyze the result for you. We have a great BSODs team here at SF!

See u later!

Tuan