My Desktop Randomly Freezes from times to times for about 10-15 secs.. like he is strugling to load data... but RAM and CPU are under 5% (all that after a Completely Wipe and reinstalling OS on my SSD). I have completed the Diagnostic Tool program and attached it... if anyone can take a pick i would be thankfull.
Try the following:Event[30437]:
Log Name: System
Source: Disk
Date: 2016-02-03T02:09:45.191
Event ID: 11
Task: N/A
Level: Error
Opcode: N/A
Keyword: Classic
User: N/A
User Name: N/A
Computer: Kostas-PC
Description:
The driver detected a controller error on \Device\Harddisk2\DR3.
► Go to https://in.msi.com/product/motherboa...iver&Win7%2064 and get this driver:
- System & Chipset Drivers
- AMD System Drivers for 7xx/8xx/SB7xx/SB8xx Series(exceptRS690)
- Vista 32, Vista 64, Win7 32, Win764
- Release Date 2014-06-06
- Version 8.947.0.0
► Make it sure that the SSD (SHFS37A, 240GB) is having the latest firmware. ► Test the HDD with Seatools. Let us know the results.
EDIT: If you have any program like Folder Lock, I would suggest you to uninstall that one, too.
I tried the first solution you gave me and looks like everything works normal with no freezing anymore so i give aThank you very much.
The computer Started those ''Freezes'' again.. I have done everything above and nothing. Could this be an incorrect windows installation? Should i format and reinstall again?
I did the ''Fix all'' ''Fast'', SMART Check and self test on my HDD and passed. I will run the ''Fix all'' ''Long'' and will inform you as soon as possible. Thanks for the help. Could this be an SDD malfuction? (Windows are installed on SSD) or maybe incorrect windows installation? or even a virus?? i am using Bitdefender 2016.
What I have seen there in he data you uploaded, it might not be a virus.
There is a chance that either of your disks are not working perfectly. We cannot check the SSDs with the conventional disk check tools. If it has the latest firmware, it is somehow satisfactory, at least till now.
Now we need to be sure that the HDD is not contributing to the issue.
After having the results about it, we will concentrate on the further steps.
Seatools ''Fix all Long'' completed and i got a PASS on my HDD as expected. i had that HDD long before those freezes... I am troubled about the SSD which i purchased lately and then is where those freezes began.The problem is... how do i confirm that? After pluging the SSD and installing windows in there freezes came out. So... it must be SSD or maybe... my windows installation..? Very weird. If u have anything in mind i would appreciate..
We can minimize among hose two.
Do a clean reinstall of windows on the SSD. If it behaves in the same way, then it is not the windows installation.
Now remove the SSD and do a clean install of windows on a partition of the HDD. If it runs free of troubles, then it was the SSD that was causing the issue.
Will do that archie. One more thing before starting do that. I downloaded the windows 7 Ultimate x64 iso from a torrent several months ago could it be that this download was ''unfinished'' or somewhat ''damaged''?? Could u give me a link for downloading again just to be sure the OS i install is 100% function? In order to eliminate that case of scenario...
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