since I've done that trick I found the system has been running great. I'll repeat it here and then try to scatter it into other replies. People should be made aware of this trick. Go into Task Manager. Right click on Windows Explorer. Click "restart"... then restart your PC... the PC will take awhile to reboot... the Windows system must be "reinstalling" or something.... this reset everything very well, for me....
Windows 8.1 Keeps freezing any help?
Hi All,
I have an issue with windows 8.1 of which I would like someone to shed some light on for me.
The issue I am having is that every so often since upgrading 8.1 last night it keeps locking up on me for no apparent reason resulting in a a restart by the reset switch, and this never happened with windows 8 but it is annoying how 8.1 is now doing it.
Can anyone help? as I am seriously debating downgrading from windows 8.1 back to 8 as I don't want a system that locks up on me and is unstable all the time due to using my computer to do coursework for college and can't afford to lose any work that has not been saved.
SPECS:
MSI E350DM-E33
AMD E350 X2 @ 1.6Ghz
8GB DDR3
1TB HDD
ATI HD RADEON 6310
Yours Sincerely,
Shane
Windows for home | Previous Windows versions | Performance and system failures
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It is odd that you couldn't run dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealthhere is a link to the scanner http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx If it doesn't work you can search Bing for Microsoft security scanner
Did it give you an error? Maybe it was typed in wrong or you weren't running command prompt as admin. You can copy from here and right click then select paste in the command prompt.
Does dism /online cleanup-image /checkhealth or dism /online cleanup-image /scanhealth run.
One of those will scan the computer for issues and report back if there is anything to fix. The other will the registry and other places to see if Windows set flags which is just its way of marking that there is an issue that needs repaired.
None will try and fix anything but they should run.
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Anonymous
2014-08-20T04:39:48+00:00 Since October 2013 to August 2014 and no solution, nice job ms :P
Since I update my computer I got the same problem of all above, I've tried all the solution posted here and nothing. I try to change my hdd from AHCI to IDE and nothing, remove the "key" drivers and nothing.
I agree this have to be something with the hardware, but what? I can't remove the video card because my mainboard have no integrated one, and i cant remove Ethernet card or audio because they are integrated.
so... what I do? run some heavy game (wow or tera) and keep my hdd working. Because if i do light jobs the hdd stop working and the computer get freeze.
hardware:
AMD A6-6400K 4120 Mhgz
Asus A88XM Plus
Corsair Vengance CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9 (x2)
nVidia GeForce GTX 760 DC2
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Anonymous
2014-08-20T05:03:05+00:00 Start your own thread so you can get better help. You wont get any help in this thread because it is to hard to keep multiple people troubleshooting in info in a linear thread.
Post a link here and include more info about what errors you get as well as what exactly is happening. Please also answer the question a posted above. I will be waiting to help
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Anonymous
2014-08-20T05:25:58+00:00 I think we all have a lot of experience in hardware. So answers like restart your computer or fresh install are quite useful.
About your questions:
my pc is not overcloked.
Antivirus just Windows defender (it's an antivirus on W8)
No I dont have daemon tool or other image reader, just W8 tool (yes it does by default).
And I dont get any error, windows get freeze and I've to press the start button. I've been check the event viewer like a tons of time and all what i get is the system shutdown unexpected.
Ty for your answer