It's a common problem, there are a lot of google hits, but I could found no working solution. When I leave my computer on and don't use it, and I come back, first only the cursor works, and if I right click, that freezes too. After 1-5 min it recovers by itself.
I disabled all power saving stuff, standby mode, hibernate, everything in task scheduler, and nothing yet worked. Please if anybody found something that is working, share it here! Thanks!
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Jump to Postharddrive problems can cause this ,excess heat,malware/spyware ,and many more thing .
run a chkdsk /f on the drive first .
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Run CHKDSK to check for disk errorsgo to start .in the search type in cmd, right click on the cmd and choose run ass admin/
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Jump to Postyou can also try to defrag the hdd, maybe it will help in some way
Jump to PostThat's weird. AFAIK if you set IDE instead of ACPI in BIOS, it would just go blue screen repeatedly till it switched to ACPI mode. That's what always happen to my friends computer when they ask to help format from XP to 7...
Jump to PostI'm aware of that. When you post before, you set to ACHI and it solved it, I've been wondering, how did you able to login windows normally under IDE mode instead of ACHI?
Setting to x64 would just take more RAM out but give out most of Windows capability …
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AHCI lol, you noticed it!
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