While accessing heavy disk Windows 7 64 bit temporary freezes

[Nakul2]

My system is an Alienware M17x laptop which has Windows 7/64 bit Professional with 4GB DDR3 RAM and NVIDIA 9400M integrated video, NVIDIA GTX 260M add-on video card and also contain Core2 Quad Q9000 CPU and is simply a pair of week?s older, stock design out of the box. At strange, apparently random times the whole thing will solidify, the application that has center will demonstrate the message on the top bar and the hard disk admission light will go away to fundamentally full-on as although there was a huge spooling of something to or from the hard drive. This will carry on for a short period, then all proceeds to ordinary and the system works very well until the next episode. I haven't observed any sort of constancy or prototype to link to anything kicks these proceedings off. Does anybody have a thought what could survive going on that would clarify this performance?

[!const]

I think safe mode will be the best option to get the solution as safe mode starts Windows by means of a limited place of records and drivers. Startup programs execute not run in safe mode, and simply the essential drivers wanted on the way to begin Windows are installed, go after the steps to boot the PC in safe mode:

• First of all restart the computer and start taping the F8 button from the keyboard.
  
• After tapping the F8 it will give you advanced boot alternative window on the screen
• Now from the window just select the safe mode option.

[Gunilla]

This is because Windows 7 is a new operating system and very few computer experts know how to fix it if it starts giving errors. One of the finest methods to resolve Windows freezing trouble is 7 through a registry cleaner for your computer. The cleaning software provides better performance in Windows 7, the following options:

• The cleaning software goes back for regular maintenance of Windows and makes sure that your systems are free of errors. This is because most Windows 7 editions are generally due to problems in the files. With a large number of files, settings and options, the database is huge and prone to error. These errors happen because of missing or damaged files and settings in the registry. Clear out software examine the Windows registry place the fault and fix them. This make sure you resolve freezing trouble on Windows 7.
• The cleaning software also ensures that you get a faster Windows 7 computer by removing all unused files in the Windows registry. These records build up when you put in and uninstall hardware and software. These orphaned records have no utilized and without cause take a lot needed space. By erase these records, make sure a cleaning specialist will be to get rid of Windows 7 freezing difficulty.
• Another advanced feature of a cleaner is its ability to defragment the system regularly to ensure there is always the best performance.

[CodGuru]

I think for this you need to update the BIOS of the system as it will resolve the problem I hope. To update the BIOS at all, one needs of course, the BIOS file and the associated flash software. These can be found on the manufacturing side of the mainboard. Sometimes, I describe the procedure on my Asus A7N8X Deluxe. I describe the procedure on my Asus A7N8X Deluxe. For this board, I need the following files which I can down load from the respective site as per my BIOS. I have asus so I have downloaded the given file BIOS File: AN8D1009.BIN , Flash Software: AWDFLASH.EXE. After this Just a click Start and the stick is made bootable. Copy both the tool BIOS and the BIOS this is one of the easier exercises: Simply the awdflash.exe AN8D1009.bin and stick your copy. The USB stick in the computer and restart. To the USB stick can also start, the USB flash drive be set as 1st Boot Device?
Which in my case, I put the 1st boot device to USB-HDD needs and remember always boot by F key. While booting simply you have to enter the following: AWDFLASH AN8D1009.BIN AWDFLASH AN8D1009.BIN .After a prompt start of the flash process. When this is complete, you receive a message the computer to restart. Now that new BIOS is installed, you should take a look at the BIOS settings. Anyone who is uncertain here should choose the default settings.