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Bob H
This happens infrequently, at times more than others... Windows stops
responding. For awhile I would open Windows IE, Outlook Express, Microsoft
Word, and if the windows were not touched they would remain active, but as
soon as I would attempt to do something in these windows, be it open
something or more often than not type something in, e.g. Type something in
search for IE, anything type in Word, or open email the window would freeze.
If I were to click on any selections in the toolbar the selection would
merely flash for a millisecond. The top bar would be the paler colour
indicating an inactive window, clicking on it would do nothing. I could
close the window, but that would be it. Sometimes the problem extends
itself to the "Start" button. I would click on the "Start" button but it
would only flash and be of no use. Restarting the computer usually
eliminates the problem; sometimes it would take a couple of restarts. My
Norton Antivirus is up to date and I scan regularly. Any ideas as to why
this occurs? AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+ 1.5 GHz
thanks, Bob
responding. For awhile I would open Windows IE, Outlook Express, Microsoft
Word, and if the windows were not touched they would remain active, but as
soon as I would attempt to do something in these windows, be it open
something or more often than not type something in, e.g. Type something in
search for IE, anything type in Word, or open email the window would freeze.
If I were to click on any selections in the toolbar the selection would
merely flash for a millisecond. The top bar would be the paler colour
indicating an inactive window, clicking on it would do nothing. I could
close the window, but that would be it. Sometimes the problem extends
itself to the "Start" button. I would click on the "Start" button but it
would only flash and be of no use. Restarting the computer usually
eliminates the problem; sometimes it would take a couple of restarts. My
Norton Antivirus is up to date and I scan regularly. Any ideas as to why
this occurs? AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+ 1.5 GHz
thanks, Bob