Constantly freezing and becoming unresponsive

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        Log Name: System
        Source: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
        Date: 2013-08-07T17:44:23.024
        Event ID: 89
        Task: N/A
        Level: Information
        Opcode: Info
        Keyword: N/A
        User: S-1-5-18
        User Name: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
        Computer: Manager-HP
        Description: 
      ACPI thermal zone ACPI\ThermalZone\THRM has been enumerated.             
      _PSV = 0K             
      _TC1 = 0             
      _TC2 = 0             
      _TSP = 0ms             
      _AC0 = 0K             
      _AC1 = 0K             
      _AC2 = 0K             
      _AC3 = 0K             
      _AC4 = 0K             
      _AC5 = 0K             
      _AC6 = 0K             
      _AC7 = 0K             
      _AC8 = 0K             
      _AC9 = 0K             
      _CRT = 372K             
      _HOT = 370K             
      _PSL - see event data.

Your PC appears to be over-heating.

• Download Speccy and post a screenshot.

Those temperatures are ok but I want to know if it is over heating, getting past 85° C
is out of my comfort level.

Important!

If the PC is still under warranty the following test may void it!
Please contact your system manufacturer.

Run this test for 45 minutes unless the system is over heating!!
meaning it's past 82° C | Hardware - Stress Test With Prime95
use the Small FFT's option.

Keep an eye on the temperatures using Speedfan.

The arrows indicate a change in temperature over time:

Code:

Blue - (down arrow) means temperature is decreasing. Red - (up arrow) means temperature is rising.

Your HDD was stable because it wasn't being stressed, and your GPU is integrated into the CPU
meaning no dedicated GPU chip so no temperature was recorded.


Please test your HDD:

1) Follow this tutorial | SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

• Go to Option Two.
• Skip - 3. To Only Verify if the System Files are Corrupted.
• Upload the CBS folder as specified in Option Three.

2) Follow this tutorial | Disk Check

• Then post the results as depicted in this tutorial | Check Disk (chkdsk) - Read Event Viewer Log

h4189 said:

After hitting the Windows button and the R key, double-clicking on Windows Log & right-clicking on Applications "find" was greyed out and did nothing when I clicked on it.

Can you try again it shouldn't be, post a screenshot of the phenomenon.
Otherwise you can try Option Two.