Huge problem!

Ok, thanks. I'll look at the event logs again.

Please follow this tutorial to provide the current operating environment of your machine.
Speccy - Publish Snapshot of your System Specs

Thanks

A few notes from Speccy.

Control Panel -> Programs and Features

• uninstall those auto updaters
• If you don't use Chrome, uninstall it
• If you don't use a Google app, uninstall it.
• If you don't use SkypeclickToCall, uninstall it
  
• Lightshot is not really needed. The snipping tool in Win7 does that and so does Ctrl-PrtSc (Ctrl-Alt-PrtSc for a window capture)
  >> suggest Lightshot is a duplicate/uneeded application and that it be uninstalled. Your choice of course.
• Same goes for Puush

Scheduled Tasks: Leave only CCleanerSkipUAC


You're doing great, thanks for all of the feedback.

Slartybart said:

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You can also try a few things while you wait:

• Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
  .
• Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7

Some of the steps are more than what is initially required (re-install Windows is after a lot of other things have been tried and failed to resolve the issue - that's why it is stated as "consider....")

Keep this side of your monitor informed as to what steps in which tutorial you have tried and the results. Some of this is wait-and-see, apply one change, see how your system behaves:

• better? stop trying other things.
• not better, try the next step in the tutorial or the next tutorial.

Take things slow and easy, one step at a time. Doing too much at once might not tell you which step solved the issue and it might get confusing even though the tutorials are well written step-by-step instructions.

If you're not sure about a step ask first so you understand what you're doing. Tutorials have some utilities or Windows references that are seldom used by the average user.

I was about to suggest these tutorials, but after reviewing the thread, I already had. Did you get a chance to go through those? What steps did you perform, if any. I have a lot to read and analyze, bear with me.

Thanks,

Bill
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Ok, go ahead and follow the Clean Startup tutorial.

After that, see how you system performs.

Bill
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kunoz said:

I did the clean startup tutorial and sadly it didnt work..

But, yesterday, it was working quite well, but now it started to be bad again :/.

Sorry to hear that.. Well i dont know. Your best bet is to see if the gpu does the same in another computer..
Also try reinstalling your old gpu and see if it works. If it does the same then its not the gpu's fault and you can move on from there

kunoz said:

I did the clean startup tutorial and sadly it didnt work..

But, yesterday, it was working quite well, but now it started to be bad again :/.

There is no "it worked" or "did not work". The clean startup tutorial is a method to determine what might be causing the issue.

First you turn off all of the services that are not core MS, then you slowly turn those services back on and test. If your system behaves, you turn on more until the issues shows itself. Then you know which batch of services is responsible and you can narrow it down even further until you find the service(s) that cause the issue.

You'll need to improve the feedback you're giving if you want to get good advice going forward. Please provide what steps you completed in the tutorial and include the results of those steps. For example

I turned off all non MS services and the system behaved well yesterday
I turned on half of the non-MS services and the system started acting up again.

Then a member can ask "Which services di you turn on?" or suggest that you turn those off and the others on and test with that.

Please tell me what services you turned off and which ones you turned back on.

The following will tell me what services are started, but not what you actually tried using the tutorial.

Try this:
In the Start menu search box type

services.msc

if the "gear" services is highlighted in the results, you can just hit enter. Other wise double click the "gear" services.

Save the service list
click on the Export List icon and save the list as

kunozSvcs

Then attach the file kunozSvcs.txt to a new post on this thread.