hellow..

i subscribe to your youtube chnl..good stuff.also this forum is sweet....may i ask a question..?
im running pc...vista home prem. 32bit. core two duo 2.2 ghz...4gb. ram....three HD... 1st 360gb...2nd 500gb...3rd 500gb
i have been expeiriencing a large problem on my system...the interface/computer freezes (no mouse movement... no input from me alowed into the computer at all...no keyboard..no nothing..) when im trying to record the screen with camtasia studio...or/also...using clip/track envelopes in cakewalk sonar while recording audio...ive also noticed abobe reader freezes.....sometimes i have no probles other times...like last night 6 times..!...i have to turn off the computer by pushing in the button on the front untill it shuts off...then restart...select..start windows normaly...and redue all that was lost...for the life of me cant find any one that understands what im talking abought...please tell me you speak english...LOL...
no realy i need help with this...is there a program in vista that is in control of the input from me (mouse) into the computer that would be at falt...? or some other ..."thing"......what i can do to repair this isue...?...its hurting me and my buisiness...ive been told that a new computer is in order or complete re-install of vista could fix the problem...this scares the crap out of me...i dont know how to do that...a new computer is out of the question rite now...no money...can you help...?


thank you

Have you checked the usual suspects?

1.virus
2.spyware
3.heat issues
4.OS issues
5.Remove all from Msconfig

Originally Posted by squid

hellow..

i subscribe to your youtube chnl..good stuff.also this forum is sweet....may i ask a question..?
im running pc...vista home prem. 32bit. core two duo 2.2 ghz...4gb. ram....three HD... 1st 360gb...2nd 500gb...3rd 500gb
i have been expeiriencing a large problem on my system...the interface/computer freezes (no mouse movement... no input from me alowed into the computer at all...no keyboard..no nothing..) when im trying to record the screen with camtasia studio...or/also...using clip/track envelopes in cakewalk sonar while recording audio...ive also noticed abobe reader freezes.....sometimes i have no probles other times...like last night 6 times..!...i have to turn off the computer by pushing in the button on the front untill it shuts off...then restart...select..start windows normaly...and redue all that was lost...for the life of me cant find any one that understands what im talking abought...please tell me you speak english...LOL...
no realy i need help with this...is there a program in vista that is in control of the input from me (mouse) into the computer that would be at falt...? or some other ..."thing"......what i can do to repair this isue...?...its hurting me and my buisiness...ive been told that a new computer is in order or complete re-install of vista could fix the problem...this scares the crap out of me...i dont know how to do that...a new computer is out of the question rite now...no money...can you help...?


thank you

Is this computer on 24/7? Or most of the time? If it is you, will have to clean the cpu fan + heat sink(dont clean with any liquid). Remember dust is every ware and if dust gets stuck on the cpu heat sink, this will cause the CPU to overheat and freeze your pc (decreasing system performance). Also do what Admin said, check your windows for viruses and spyware, there are the #1 cause of system crashes. Do a disk cleanup by going to start, accessories, system tools and disk cleanup. Also in the same folder do a disk defragmenter. This will help you to put your folder in order in your hard disk increasing system performance.

Yeah, I suggest you try a virus scan using whatever program you feel comfortable with.
Maybe also try deleting some old files you don't use?

Originally Posted by admin

Have you checked the usual suspects?

1.virus
2.spyware
3.heat issues
4.OS issues
5.Remove all from Msconfig

yes..on virus scan.."i update/scan every day..."
yes..on spyware scan...'' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' ''
i record audio for a living...heat has been addressed from the start...
i asked if this problem was a VISTA issue...now your asking me...?
remove all "what" from msconfig...?

i was told this forum would/could help me with this issue....

Originally Posted by squid

yes..on virus scan.."i update/scan every day..."
yes..on spyware scan...'' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' ''
i record audio for a living...heat has been addressed from the start...
i asked if this problem was a VISTA issue...now your asking me...?
remove all "what" from msconfig...?

i was told this forum would/could help me with this issue....

PS. this problem is predictable...i can make it happen at will...not virus...not spyware...not heat...is this all you can come up with...? if so im ahead of you all....!

Originally Posted by Isaurio

Is this computer on 24/7? Or most of the time? If it is you, will have to clean the cpu fan + heat sink(dont clean with any liquid). Remember dust is every ware and if dust gets stuck on the cpu heat sink, this will cause the CPU to overheat and freeze your pc (decreasing system performance). Also do what Admin said, check your windows for viruses and spyware, there are the #1 cause of system crashes. Do a disk cleanup by going to start, accessories, system tools and disk cleanup. Also in the same folder do a disk defragmenter. This will help you to put your folder in order in your hard disk increasing system performance.

thanx for the input....i record audio for a living pc maint. is always high on my list...

Squid, edit your threads please.
And for your problem, try to remove some things from your startup, Start>Search MSCONFIG>Startup>Uncheck things that don't need to startup.
Also "os issues" meaning you may need to reinstall windows.

Originally Posted by Nate

Squid, edit your threads please.
And for your problem, try to remove some things from your startup, Start>Search MSCONFIG>Startup>Uncheck things that don't need to startup.
Also "os issues" meaning you may need to reinstall windows.

this is a real problem I'm having...im not here to chat...if you cant offer real help...dont imply to new users of the forum that this forum OR "BeYourOwnIT.com" will help with computer problems the user could have...your youtube adds/videos imply just that...! i have received no new info on the freeze problem I'm experiencing...this problem is on two computers that im using...not just one...thats why i asked abought an intrfacing program...in my first question...

Yes, I understand you are still having problems.
Try to post more information about what is happening, maybe some more recent things?
Users have tried to help you, but you have replied with disrespectful comments.

Also you said you don't know how to reinstall Windows. All you really need to do is put your important files onto a flash drive, etc, and then use the system recovery cd's. If you dont have those CD's then call whoever made your laptop. I know HP sends them for free.

Originally Posted by squid

hellow..

i subscribe to your youtube chnl..good stuff.also this forum is sweet....may i ask a question..?
im running pc...vista home prem. 32bit. core two duo 2.2 ghz...4gb. ram....three HD... 1st 360gb...2nd 500gb...3rd 500gb
i have been expeiriencing a large problem on my system...the interface/computer freezes (no mouse movement... no input from me alowed into the computer at all...no keyboard..no nothing..) when im trying to record the screen with camtasia studio...or/also...using clip/track envelopes in cakewalk sonar while recording audio...ive also noticed abobe reader freezes.....sometimes i have no probles other times...like last night 6 times..!...i have to turn off the computer by pushing in the button on the front untill it shuts off...then restart...select..start windows normaly...and redue all that was lost...for the life of me cant find any one that understands what im talking abought...please tell me you speak english...LOL...
no realy i need help with this...is there a program in vista that is in control of the input from me (mouse) into the computer that would be at falt...? or some other ..."thing"......what i can do to repair this isue...?...its hurting me and my buisiness...ive been told that a new computer is in order or complete re-install of vista could fix the problem...this scares the crap out of me...i dont know how to do that...a new computer is out of the question rite now...no money...can you help...?


thank you

Nate is right, try to give us more information about your problem. There are a billion of possibilities on why a computer starts to freeze. Computer hardware, software, not going in details!!!..

I see you got 3 hardrive in your computer. Did you install all 3 or it came with it?

Also 4 GB of Ram. Did it came with it or did you install it?

Try checking the Ram timing "speed" on the bios, bad ram setting could lead to system to be unstable to freeze. Make sure all RAM has the same bus speed (800 MHz and so on)

Hard disk

Double check jumpers on hard disk.
Windows hardisk most be set to master, all other most be set to cable select since you have more than 2.
Go to my computer
Right click C: properties, tools, error checking, check now, check the first box, start and restart the pc.

Check your Ram:

Check motherboard aspect for memory capability.
Type and max speed
Try 2 GB of ram (take one chip off)

Software:
Do a disk cleanup, start, accessories, system tools, disk cleanup, check all boxes, ok.
In the same folder do a disk defragmenter "is going to take a long time"

Change your theme don

Since you make a living with the PC then you know how important it is - so what you need to list and it's is critically important.

1. List the exact components you have in the PC, from the motherboard make and model, to the memory, to the video card (or integrated video), to the power supply. When you list the brand/model of the power supply give the specifications on brand, watts, and the AMP (amperage) ratings of the +12V rail. Exact CPU, and does it have the stock OEM heat sink fan or an aftermarket CPU fan?

2. Did you build this system or buy it, and if you did but it what is the make and model number of the PC?

3. If you did build it did you properly ground yourself and are you sure there aren't any errant (or missing) motherboard standoff screws under the backside of the motherboard that might be shorting the motherboard out against the case?

4. Does the I/O backplate on the back of your PC seem to fit "flush (IE perfectly) or do you see that it's skewed or tilted? Or it doesn't seem to fit right? That can cause a short.


5. Could be a memory issue to and the only way to know that is to runmemtest86. You also need to make sure the FSB and voltage corresponds to what it needs by default ratings (specifications). EG DDR 1333 ram at 2.1v 15-5-5-5 timings.



*in short you need to list full specs for the PC, and if you built how did you built it (steps) - if you bought it what model? Finally, do you have the latest chipset drivers for your motherboard?