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System suddenly freezes, CPU usage is not high, is it a hardware issue with the C drive dropping, or a software issue
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<blockquote data-quote="coolname2343423" data-source="post: 1087253" data-attributes="member: 112781"><p>Hey friend! I've made a dummy account here to respond to you as I've had a similar problem occur to me many times. First time something like that happened was with my laptop which had system corruption (which you can most likely spot with CHKDSK (sfc)), the second time it happened was with my pc where i use many vms therefore i had to use a setting in bios called gpu virtulization, which when i updated bios to latest stable was fixed. If none of these seem possible i recomend you to check event viewer>windows logs>application , then **>system. It is quite bloated there with unimportant errors and warnings but if you can timestamp the exact time where the crash occurs you will most likely be able to see the exact reason. I hope these help and off i go to never return.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="coolname2343423, post: 1087253, member: 112781"] Hey friend! I've made a dummy account here to respond to you as I've had a similar problem occur to me many times. First time something like that happened was with my laptop which had system corruption (which you can most likely spot with CHKDSK (sfc)), the second time it happened was with my pc where i use many vms therefore i had to use a setting in bios called gpu virtulization, which when i updated bios to latest stable was fixed. If none of these seem possible i recomend you to check event viewer>windows logs>application , then **>system. It is quite bloated there with unimportant errors and warnings but if you can timestamp the exact time where the crash occurs you will most likely be able to see the exact reason. I hope these help and off i go to never return. [/QUOTE]
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