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Windows 7 suddenly freezes, how to find what's wrong?
Good afternoon, I have a computer on Win 7, problems started: it suddenly freezes and does not respond to pressing.
Reboot via reset on the case does not help - it loads and hangs at the moment the desktop is loaded.
It helps only a complete shutdown, through the shutdown button.
The first thing they did was demolished Windows and reinstalled - it did not help.
Tell me what can be done? Don't throw away your computer.
Maybe there are some test programs that will somehow test something.
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Analyze memory.dmp and see which driver causes Windows to hang. Just yesterday, I had a similar problem, on my note, though Windows 8.1. I updated the latest chipset and bios. While the flight is normal.
Check the memtest RAM, check the mhdd screw, replace the PSU, test everything from under DOS, try working with a live system, either linux or Windows, disassemble the system unit and rebuild it, it might hang somewhere short,
Tests and error corrections HDD
RAM test
Try to take it to the diagnostics, they will figure it out faster.
According to the symptoms, it looks like a banal overheating - install Open Hardware Monitor and see the temperature readings.
If everything is normal here (at least up to 60 degrees), then it is worth installing S&M and doing a full PC stress test to understand which component is failing.
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