After booting the system - approximately 5-7 minutes later, the system freezes up. Whether I am online, or offline, or even if I boot the system and do nothing. At that point, the system seizes up, and must be manually powered off, in order to try to reboot. My virus definitions are up to date, but am unable to run a full system scan, due to the freeze up.
Start the PC in safe mode (f8 on boot) and see if it still freezes. If not do the system scan from within safe mode
SOURCE: My Toshiba Satellite A105 freezes
Hi, I recommend to you to reinstall the operating system with the disc of recovery that accompanies your equipment, it is possible that the this corrupt operating system and because of it the machine freezes.
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do a virus scan
in add/remove uninstall any programs you no longer use
then do a disk defrag
then a scan disk
have you made any changes to system
please let me know if this has helped
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SOURCE: My Toshiba A200 laptop keeps freezing up about 1-5
I think you antiwirus has damaged the system files and you should just re instal the opperating system
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I would recommend first that you run adaware from www.lavasoft.com and spybot from www.safer-networking.org and check for spyware.
i would then try downloading a trial version of eset from www.eset.com
if that does not find anything, i would then try to take the hard drive out and use it as a second drive on a desktop computer (if its not a sata drive, you will need to buy a 3 1/2 to 2 1/4 inch hard drive converter connector) and run the spyware and virus scanner and have it scan the data drive.
it should solve the problem.
p.s. you might have some corrupted drivers, i would start with the VGA drivers.
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