Windows 7: Freeze & Crash In-Game

Hello there ,

lets do this

i've format my pc yesterday i installed all needed drivers etc . i installed my games etc .
when im joining in a server sometimes takes 5-10 min to crash and sometimes just 1 min.
What can i do to fix that problem ?! any suggestions ?



P.S : is not the game that crashes nut the whole pc.its necessary to restart it manually.

Thanks

Hi turbotuber

Please follow these steps and upload here the crash\bsod folder
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

It's Not A Blue Screen . It Just Freeze's.

Check though in C:\Windows for the minidump file,if you have one zip it and upload it here.

Check temperatures,

Shutdown the pc for 1 hour,start the pc enter in bios check system adn cpu temperatures and post the here.

Try to play not online game for 1 hour,check again temperatures and post them here.

Check your internet security\firewall do not blocking the game.

What antivirus\internet security you use?

If the problem occurs only with this game then it may be a game fault.

i already done that . is not a game fault . before i was playing it fine.

""i already done that"" You mean all the above steps?

Which antivirus\internet security you use?

You tried with other not online games?if yes,then you had\have the same results?

I dont have an anti-virus right now. its not a virus cz i just formated.
and yes i tried with non online games and i have the same results.

No antivirus bad idea!

Please follow these steps in this order,

Download and install mse Virus, Spyware & Malware Protection | Microsoft Security Essentials

Enable Windows firewall,remember to allow online games.

If you dident then,Update your windows.

Download and install driver sweeper Phyxion.net - Driver Sweeper

Download the most recent software\driver for your ati AMD Graphics Drivers & Software

Uninstall your ati software\driver,restart in safe mode,run driver sweeper and clean any ati remaining fragments,restart in normal mode.

Install the new ati software\driver,restart.

Update DirectX.

Try to play for testing purposes.

Test your graphic card with Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark

Finish with the above steps and post back with any results.

I've had a similar problem with my desktop. did lost of tests and didn't find anything. But i just figured out to take out 1 of my 2 RAM chips, and test them separate, and it turns out that 1 of the chips was making my PC freeze up.

So my tip for you is. If you have 2 RAM chips take out 1 and see how the PC works, if nothing happen, just leave it there for few days just do make sure that its working all right, and then swap it with the other one to test that on as well.