Windows 7 Crash / freeze problem

DamageSam

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Good to you all..
Im a total noob when it comes to this so please excuse any stupidity from my side, but iam very eager to learn. Quite often while im busy working on my pc (Mostly when im on the net)i would hear a BIOS beep and my pc will just stop responding. Im still able to move my mouse pointer but the programs just stop working. Its also occurs sometimes while booting up (on the "welcome" screen) that i'd would hear one beep and then my pc would freeze. I've done a low level format before including a checkdisk then a clean install but a few days later the problem just comes back. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Ecs
OS
Windows 7 Build 7100 32-bit
CPU
dual core 2.1
Motherboard
esc p4m900t-m2
Memory
2 gig ddr2 (667)
Graphics Card(s)
nvidia 7300 256mb
Sound Card
Onboard (high def audio device)
Monitor(s) Displays
Philips 19" flat crt
Hard Drives
160 gig seagate ide
80 gig seagare ide
PSU
none
Case
trinity case( self modded)
Cooling
standard air cooling
Since you seem able to reproduce this relatively readily, it would be important to find out whether the same freeze/hang symptoms also happen in safe mode, or while booting to safe mode (press F8 during startup). How you proceed from there depends on whether it does happen in safe mode or not.

Also, I'd like to point out that from a technical standpoint, and these are very technical problems, the words "freeze", "hang", "lockup" and "crash" have different meanings. You don't seem to have crashes; that's when a program or the OS completely bombs out, perhaps with an error message. A "hang" is generally used to describe individually unresponsive applications. A "lockup" is when there's no apparent activity from either the OS or any of the apps - the machine is completely unresponsive and frozen - no mouse movement, no HDD activity, no signs of life of any kind.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Multiple machines in various stages of decomposition.
OS
Win7x64
Also check the manual of your mainboard.

A single beep has a meaning.

In a well written manual, the different beep codes are explained.

greetz,

good luck
 

My Computer

OS
Win7 Build 7600 x86
CPU
Pentium II 300MHz
Motherboard
Asus
Memory
32mb EDO RAM
Graphics Card(s)
Diamond Viper
Sound Card
Soundblaster 16
Monitor(s) Displays
14" AOC CRT 16K color
Screen Resolution
800x600
Hard Drives
300mb Quantum fireball
PSU
110 Watts
Cooling
Passive
Keyboard
Trust Ergonomic
Mouse
Generic
Internet Speed
256K u 128K d
will do, thanx for advice, will inform of any new developments
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Ecs
OS
Windows 7 Build 7100 32-bit
CPU
dual core 2.1
Motherboard
esc p4m900t-m2
Memory
2 gig ddr2 (667)
Graphics Card(s)
nvidia 7300 256mb
Sound Card
Onboard (high def audio device)
Monitor(s) Displays
Philips 19" flat crt
Hard Drives
160 gig seagate ide
80 gig seagare ide
PSU
none
Case
trinity case( self modded)
Cooling
standard air cooling
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