I've found that this sometimes happens when your computer lags, just kill your explorer.exe and then restore it.
Or reboot.
Or reboot.
my 4 month old custom built quad core machine is feeling sluggish?
hi ppl,
4 months ago i built a new pc.....
amd phenom quad core 9950 black edition 2.60ghz oc @ 3.2ghz
2gb ddr2 800mhz ram
ati radeon hd 2600 pro (will upgrade lol)
3 maxtor diamond max 9 120gb hdds (SATA)
1 maxtor diamond max 9 80gb hdd (IDE)
whitebox dvd-rw drive (IDE)
foxconn a6vmx motherboard
400w antec psu (upgrading on monday)
i havnt really noticed it before now but my new pc is starting to get sluggish
i have tried removing my overclock and installing a fresh windows vista - not much different
by sluggish i mean when i click to open something it open straight away but the inside of the window stay white and about 20 seconds later show the contents of the folder
here is a link to a picture of the problem thx
http://i731.photobucket.com/albums/ww311/pcmaclord/whitewindows.jpg
4 months ago i built a new pc.....
amd phenom quad core 9950 black edition 2.60ghz oc @ 3.2ghz
2gb ddr2 800mhz ram
ati radeon hd 2600 pro (will upgrade lol)
3 maxtor diamond max 9 120gb hdds (SATA)
1 maxtor diamond max 9 80gb hdd (IDE)
whitebox dvd-rw drive (IDE)
foxconn a6vmx motherboard
400w antec psu (upgrading on monday)
i havnt really noticed it before now but my new pc is starting to get sluggish
i have tried removing my overclock and installing a fresh windows vista - not much different
by sluggish i mean when i click to open something it open straight away but the inside of the window stay white and about 20 seconds later show the contents of the folder
here is a link to a picture of the problem thx
http://i731.photobucket.com/albums/ww311/pcmaclord/whitewindows.jpg
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Hi
Because this happened 4 months after PC built, I want to rule out software first.
Please follow the instructions from this post: http://www.techsupportforum.com/1871981-post2.html
Make sure you download the one for Vista. It says BSOD_Vista_v2-2_jcgriff2_.zip
The batch files will give me information I can use to see if there is a problem.
They are instructions provided by the Microsoft Tech jcgriff2 so you're in good hands :grin:
Because this happened 4 months after PC built, I want to rule out software first.
Please follow the instructions from this post: http://www.techsupportforum.com/1871981-post2.html
Make sure you download the one for Vista. It says BSOD_Vista_v2-2_jcgriff2_.zip
The batch files will give me information I can use to see if there is a problem.
They are instructions provided by the Microsoft Tech jcgriff2 so you're in good hands :grin:
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