Random freezes

Curtanee said:

I've just downloaded and installed the latest graphics card drivers from the nvidia site and when i tried to load up saints row 3 it froze on the menu.
I have just check my devices in Device Manager and they all appear to be working fine.
its so frustrating

Have you tired disconnecting one of the monitors to see if that corrects the problem? I would suggest trying each one on an independent basis with the other monitor disconnected.

Curtanee said:

I've just left it running whilst i went out and when i came back it had froze again but this time I could here people talking on the ts i use.

I checked the Events and they are all the same errors

I'm probably missing something, but if you did a clean boot, then ts should not be running - only Microsoft stuff should be running. You should use the computer like this for hours and hours to see if it freezes.

Then you reboot again with some 3rd party apps and services allowed to start. Again, you should use the computer like this for hours and hours to see if it freezes.

You keep adding apps until you find the one that is causing the freeze. This could take days to work thru.

ganjiry said:

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I won't suggest anything else though thats not in this thread to save confusion.

Just to be clear, I was not directing my last post about why ts was running at you.

The OP should run the computer with a clean boot for quite a while. (Kind of frustrating to do.)

Funny thing: when I saw the OP use the letters ts, I assumed Terminal Server which can have an audio feed to a remote site, but that is rare. It really did not matter what ts meant, because it should not be running yet. When you clarified that ts meant TeamSpeak, I had to laugh. I suspect that there is a bit of an age difference between those using ts to mean TeamSpeak and those using ts to mean Terminal Server.

Originally, Terminal Server was this kind of stuff. Microsoft used the term for Remote Desktop Connections. Any mapped drive from the remote computer back to the local computer still uses "ts" in the path.

More than you ever wanted to know about "ts"

I have been using it for a couple of days now and it hasnt crashedso far so im guessing that it been solved with ganji's tip to remove the nvidia programs im not using.
Thank you all for the support :)

That is good news - no need to keep apps around that you don't use.