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HP PCs - Computer Locks Up or Freezes (Windows 10, 8) |<br />

contact <strong>hp</strong> support |<br />

This record encourages you find and investigate issues that reason the PC to quit reacting, hang, stop, or<br />

bolt up.<br />

Side effects include:<br />

Windows quits reacting to mouse and console input.<br />

Nothing proceeds onward the PC show.<br />

Mouse cursor in consistent occupied mode.<br />

Before you start investigating<br />

Before investigating lockup or stop issues on your PC, check the accompanying things for a superior<br />

answer for particular indications:<br />

In the event that a blue screen blunder opens and you can't proceed with, see HP Guided Solution - No<br />

Power or No Boot Troubleshooting.<br />

On the off chance that the PC bolts up aimlessly times or not long after turning on the PC an equipment<br />

segment may come up short.<br />

For data about testing for a coming up short segment, allude to Testing for Hardware Failures (Windows<br />

10, 8).<br />

In the event that lockups happen when leaving a rest or suspend mode, restart the PC. Change the<br />

power settings and refresh the BIOS to settle this issue. For more data, allude to Resolving Problems<br />

with Sleep and Hibernate Modes (Windows 10, 8).<br />

Stage 1: Unlock the lethargic PC<br />

Utilize the means in this area to help discover the reason for the lockup:<br />

Separate all gadgets from the PC aside from the console and mouse as well as screen required for<br />

negligible utilize.<br />

Expel any plates from the CD/DVD drives.<br />

On the off chance that Windows ends up dynamic once more, clean, repair, or supplant the plate.<br />

Investigating is finished.<br />

On the off chance that the lockup holds on, keep investigating utilizing these means.<br />

While holding down the Alt key on the console, press the F4 key to close the application.<br />

On the off chance that Windows ends up dynamic once more, the issue is identified with an application.<br />

Spare your work and restart the PC. Keep in mind the name of the application that quit reacting or<br />

caused the mistake. Refresh or evacuate applications that keep on locking up. Investigating is finished.


In the event that the lockup holds on, keep investigating utilizing these means.<br />

Press the Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys to open Task Manager. Survey the rundown of utilizations under Processes<br />

and search for applications that have quit reacting. Make a note of the names of those applications or<br />

projects.<br />

Select an application that isn't reacting, and after that snap End Task.<br />

A Microsoft Windows mistake message may show up: Windows Explorer has quit working. Windows<br />

may verify whether there is an answer for the issue or provoke you to close the program. Or on the<br />

other hand, in the event that you check whether you can't see the taskbar and work area symbols,<br />

sueeze Windows ke and sot Eploe… ."<br />

On the off chance that you can't see the taskbar and work area symbols, press the Windows key, type<br />

Explorer in the field, and snap OK to restart File Explorer.<br />

Keep clicking End Task for applications that are holding off on reacting until the point that every single<br />

lethargic application are expelled from the rundown.<br />

Snap a window outside Task Manager.<br />

In the event that Windows ends up dynamic once more, the issue is identified with programming. Spare<br />

your work and restart the PC. Keep in mind the name of the applications that quit reacting. Refresh or<br />

evacuate applications that keep on locking up. See Uninstall programming to settle lockup or stop<br />

issues.<br />

On the off chance that the lockup endures, keep investigating utilizing these means.<br />

Snap a window outside Task Manager.<br />

On the off chance that Windows ends up dynamic once more, the issue is identified with programming.<br />

Spare your work and restart the PC. Keep in mind the procedure names that quit reacting. On the off<br />

chance that Windows keeps on locking up, refresh or evacuate applications that are related with the<br />

procedure names. Investigating is finished.<br />

In the event that the lockup holds on, proceed to the following area.<br />

Stage 2: Update gadget drivers<br />

As a piece of investigating, refresh drivers and programming for your PC utilizing Windows Update. For<br />

more data and nitty gritty guidelines, see HP PCs - Updating Drivers and Software with Windows Update<br />

(Window 10, 8).<br />

Stage 3: Update the BIOS<br />

On the off chance that lockups still happen, refresh the BIOS. HP discharges BIOS refreshes that can<br />

resolve issues identified with lockups. Go to the HP Software and Driver Download page and search for a<br />

BIOS refresh. On the off chance that a BIOS refresh is accessible, download and introduce the refresh as<br />

indicated by the guidelines on the download page.


On the off chance that a BIOS refresh isn't accessible or does not resolve the lockups, proceed to the<br />

subsequent stage.<br />

Stage 4: Check and clean air vents to counteract overheating<br />

On the off chance that the PC bolts up indiscriminately times or not long after turning it on, the PC may<br />

get excessively hot or an equipment segment may come up short. Dusty or grimy air sections and vents<br />

can cause overheating.<br />

Since overheating can cause bolt ups, utilize packed air to keep the air entries in the framework perfect<br />

and free of tidy and earth. This will advance great wind stream and lessen warm in the PC. For more<br />

data, see Reducing Heat Inside the PC (Desktop Computers) or Reducing Heat Inside the PC (Notebook<br />

Computers) .<br />

Stage 5: Scan for and expel infections and malware<br />

Get the most recent infection definitions for your infection filtering programming and sweep the whole<br />

framework for infections (counting USB stockpiling gadgets that you associate with the PC). In the event<br />

that you don't have infection filtering programming introduced or your membership has finished,<br />

introduce refreshed infection checking programming and sweep the framework. For additional data and<br />

guidelines, see HP PCs - Computer Might Be Infected by a Virus or Malware (Widows 10, 8).<br />

Infections and malware can make the PC bolt up. See HP PCs - Resolving and Preventing Viruses on Your<br />

Computer to find out about infections and how to expel them.<br />

For more information or any querry call on this toll free number : 18442964279<br />

Website : http://www.<strong>hp</strong>-contact.com/

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