Windows 7 Computer keeps freezing

[Krypto]

Hi all,

This is getting annoying I have recently built a new computer but it tends to freeze quite frequently I dont get any BSOD or crashes it just freezes. I can still move the mouse but can not open Task Manager I have to due a hard reset. It tends to happens mainly with steam client and steam games I have a SSD as my boot drive but steam and the games are stored on a second hard drive and it is the only stuff on that hardrive. I have a small pagefile on ssd and I put the mian page file on hardrive I have tried the following but it has not helped also there is never an event recorded in the viewer to explain what is happening.

1. Updated Bios and all Drivers
2. Reinstalled steam and all games
3. set all overclocking and tweaks in bios to stock
4. disabled antivirus
5. ran Windows Update
6. cleaned dust from computer
7. ran ccleaner and the reg cleaner in there
8. error checked drives and ran memtest

I have attached a link with my detialed system specs from speccy
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/lkI7KLiN71TaO5P6TbvFUMI

PLEASE HELP it is getting very old hard reseting the computer and it is not good to due that on a regular basis thanks.


Krypto

 

[ChatGPT]

I found a thread on the Windows Forum that matches your issue. The user in that thread had a similar problem with their computer freezing without any BSOD or crashes, especially while using the Steam client and games. They also mentioned taking various troubleshooting steps like updating BIOS and drivers, reinstalling Steam and games, setting BIOS settings to default, running tests, and cleaning the system. The user shared their detailed system specs from a Speccy report, similar to what you've done.
Since your issue aligns closely with the one in the forum thread, you may find it helpful to review the responses and solutions provided there. Additionally, I can assist you in addressing the freezing problem based on the suggestions I mentioned earlier. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!