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Internet Freezes
gremlin666_2
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When I first go on the internet after a couple of minutes Explorer and Firefox both freeze for a few minutes and I can't do anything on my PC not even Task Manger will appear. After a few minutes everything works fine again.
I have Comodo Firewall installed which used to auto update and i found that used to freeze my Pc while it was checking for updates. I have since disabled Comodo checking for updates hoping this would solve the problem but my Pc still freezes for a few minutes.
I ran a scan for virus and spyware but nothing showed. Any ideas please??
I have Comodo Firewall installed which used to auto update and i found that used to freeze my Pc while it was checking for updates. I have since disabled Comodo checking for updates hoping this would solve the problem but my Pc still freezes for a few minutes.
I ran a scan for virus and spyware but nothing showed. Any ideas please??
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Just because it's free don't mean it's good :rolleyes:
Ditch Norton Now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :wall:
Just Because you read it some where don't mean it's right
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hmmm I'm not sure what that is, have you tried reinstalling firefox.
unless, how much space do you have on the hard drive?
another idea could be defragging the harddrive.0 -
Try starting task manager, then going on to the net. When it freezes, look in processes inside task manager and see if there is anything taking up a lot of CPU. Post back if there is anything.0
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You will probably find the offending process to be svchost.exe - probably your anti-virus software getting its updates; and whatever other programs require updating.0
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