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  1. Posts : 171
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    Locking UP!


    My computer has been locking up lately, today.. My dad was using facebook and my computer locked up, I had to do a hardboot, and start back up again, and now before I posted this forum.... about 10 minutes ago, My computer locked up for 2 minutes and I waited.. Once it came out of it... it resumes... I was playing a game... It seems as if my computer has trouble processing and multi-tasking. Its annoying...

    There are no viruses on my computer, Norton checks all the time, and I have Malwarebytes And no viruses, I did a Chkdsk /f in the command line? So Now What? It did not do this before.. I ave not updated in hardware.

    And it did it again... I have my harddrive Defragmented..
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  2. Posts : 6,668
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    It is actually conceivably possible that norton is giving you the trouble.
    Easy enough to check though, just disable it for a bit and see if the problem still happens with norton off/on snooze.
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  3. Posts : 171
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    Are you familiar with this platform?
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  4. Posts : 6,668
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    Oh you have the free comcast version, sadly no I am not.
    Usually you would just right click a icon in the task tray and set it to snooze, or turn it off.

    Personally I quit using norton when I switched to win 7 because it was bsod'ing my system.
    I use MSE for active and scan manually with malwarebytes about once a week now.
    It's not the best protection but it's stable.
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  5. Posts : 171
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    Does it have to do with how often Norton receives an update?
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  6. Posts : 6,668
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    I think it's a priority issue, when norton decides it's going to scan something it gets priority over everything else that's happening until it's done.

    Mind you I could be wrong I'm generally a minidump crash troubleshooter and I'm just basing this off of what's going on and the circumstances. It's kind of like flying blind for me.
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  7. Posts : 171
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    Well I thank you for your trying :)

    I know how to set the priorities.. Its in the task manager..
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  8. Posts : 171
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    Maybe its the update with 16 updates... I looked at a forum saying that his computer slowed down ever since his update, and that it has random problems, and now I realize it, my computer has been acting kinda strange since those updates... and she don't like what Microsoft fed her. I have had some random issues, like locking up often... its been really bad recently.. I'm running a verification on my hard drive right now to make sure everything is in place.

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  9. Posts : 171
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    So explain to me what does this mean when my computer tells me this?

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  10. Posts : 6,668
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    It's telling you it found problems with some core windows files, but did not repair them because you used the verifyonly switch.
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