I was going to post the link to Adobe so you could download fresh versions of Reader and Flash (if you use it) but I'm having trouble with the site. Every page I navigate to goes into a reload loop every three seconds.
Try adding back ONE of the others in your startup. (Not Adobe)
I was going to do what you told me but I had to move my laptop. While moving it, the Internet stopped working for some odd reason. And then it froze up on me twice. I've had this issue before, even the smallest lift before would cause it to freeze. But I thought that issue was gone months ago.
Sounds like something is broken or loose. Did you drop it? Or bump something plugged into a USB port? No amount of software will fix damaged parts.
This is not normal.While moving it, the Internet stopped working for some odd reason. And then it froze up on me twice. I've had this issue before, even the smallest lift before would cause it to freeze.
Thanks to another member, here's the links to Adobe Reader and Flash. Before clicking on the download button, uncheck the two Chrome boxes in the middle of the display. (Unless you want them.)
https://get.adobe.com/reader/?promoid=DINRS
https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/?promoid=KLXMF
Thanks for reporting back. If your not having problems with Reader or Flash there's no need to download them. I think I offered them just in case. If you do want to install fresh copies then yes, Uninstall the old, reboot, then install the new.
Just a question. I'm about to send my laptop back to the ones who attempted to fix it before. They helped with the heating issue before and I have a 90 day warranty where if my problem still persists, they fix it with no charge.
What would cause a computer to freeze when picked up? It doesn't occur all of the time but if I carry it for a while in my hands while it's running, like I move from my desk to my bed (yes, there's something underneath it. I don't put it on the bed), it would freeze up eventually - wifi icon says no wifi available in area, mouse slows down, then it all freezes. My laptop is rarely moved from my desk or taken to school because it's kinda heavy and I rather just use the computers in the libraries. So I didn't hit it or drop it. They also had opened it up to clean it and reapply paste and didn't see anything wrong with what's inside. I've had this problem for a while as well, probably even late last year. I cant remember exactly when it started.
Sounds like the motherboard or a port may be cracked or something is loose. Lifting may be flexing it enough to open a trace or cause a short. There's really no way to catch this in-progress with software so a complete examination of PC would be necessary.
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