re: Freezing!
Sunday, October 28, 2007 at 1:57 pm
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Ed
(741 messages posted)
The problem you report is sometimes caused by programs that run automatically on
startup conflicting with your video player program.
Possibly the computer is not powerful enough to cope with so many programs running
at once, e.g. perhaps it does not have enough RAM memory installed to do so.
To stop programs running on startup -
1. Go to:
START > PROGRAMS > STARTUP
and delete the shortcuts there.
2. Disable programs using System Configuration Utility:
Click on START then on RUN, and in the "Open" box that pops up type MSCONFIG then
click "OK", to open the System Configuration Utility.
Click its STARTUP tab. On that tab, untick the entry for the troublesome program(s),
then click "OK". Restart your computer. The program(s) will no longer load automatically
on startup.
If this proves to be a problem, go into the System Configuration Utility again, re-tick
the entry for that program, click "OK", and restart the computer. The program(s)
will then run on startup automatically every time, as before.
Ed
On Monday, October 15, 2007 at 5:58 am, Dan wrote:
>Every time I listen to a video with audio and immediately after my pc freezes.
Why
>could this be happening? Could someone email me, danvino@aol.com with the answer....Thanks...Dan
>I'm trying to pinpoint my freezing situation as follows:
>When I watch a video, shortly after it stops speaking my PC freezes and I have to
>reboot ctrl alt delete.
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>Any info will be helpful.
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>Thanks,
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>Dan
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