Windows 7 randomly hangs

I have windows 7 ultimate x86.Nowadays m experiencing sudden hangs of my system
Initially i installed daemon tools nd after sumtime it started hanging wenever i mounted.Den gradually dis problem started occuring wen i inserted memoery card wid external memory card reader den wen i nserted pendrive nd now it hangs anytime.i have deleted daemon tools since long.And everything works fine in safe mode. No virus (Quick heal up-to-date).No malware (Malwarebytes).Even i checked with online panda online scan it deleted medium threat nd only sum minor trojans r dere which r not detected by quick heal. Can u let me wats d problem.Everything worx fine in safe mode.Plzz..don tell me to format i want any option other dan dat

This thread started in May 2009 and is still going strong. Windows can really do it, can't they?

I built a brand new computer for my wife - 64 bit AMD four core processor, 2x2GB 1333Mhz DDR3 RAM, the works. She's a teacher and it's more than adequate for what she needs. Windows 7 64bit went in as a new install. I'm a programmer and I use Debian Linux - it NEVER hangs and NEVER crashes. At worst I kill a misbehaving process of one or other application very infrequently. So, of course, this went on her new computer, as well.

Windows 7 hangs randomly, but not as frequently as some of you have it. I saw the sound driver and Ralink wireless driver this computer has mentioned in some posts. I'll update the Ralink driver to a Windows 7 version, although it works fine. I don't think the version of the CD is for Windows 7. I'll get it to work, in the end I always do.

Under my wise tutelage my wife hardly ever uses Windows anymore. Do yourselves a favour, install a solid, heavy duty operating system. Here's a step by step guide: Debian User Forums • View topic - Newbie Basic setup for avg joe user Step by Step revised You will need an Internet connection for this to work. Know what hardware you have. I had to install the Ralink Linux driver from the Debain site as it is not open source. Use Cups to install your printer, if it's not picked up during the install. There's a lot of help available online.

I had the same problem. My Windows 7 32 bit was inevitably freezing one time (approx. for 1-3 min.) during one session. This used to happen at any point of time and disregarding the actions performed.
Disabling AHCI in BIOS was ultimate solution.