Problems with PC Freezing

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::I have a recurring problem that is now happening daily. My pc wil
sometimes freeze when left on slide show or when moving the mous
quickly over the screen. I have to manual switched off, I have trie
different mice but this makes no difference. I have scanned for spywar
etc and tried different mice. Can anyone shed any light on this?:
::Many thanks:

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How much RAM do you have installed???

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"HACKS" <> wrote in message news:...
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> ::::
> ::I have a recurring problem that is now happening daily. My pc will
> sometimes freeze when left on slide show or when moving the mouse
> quickly over the screen. I have to manual switched off, I have tried
> different mice but this makes no difference. I have scanned for spyware
> etc and tried different mice. Can anyone shed any light on this?::
> ::Many thanks::
>
>
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> HACKS

The mouse is closely related to your video. Try updating or reinstalling your
video driver. You should also recheck the Mouse settings in Control Panel.

"HACKS" wrote:

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> ::::
> ::I have a recurring problem that is now happening daily. My pc will
> sometimes freeze when left on slide show or when moving the mouse
> quickly over the screen. I have to manual switched off, I have tried
> different mice but this makes no difference. I have scanned for spyware
> etc and tried different mice. Can anyone shed any light on this?::
> ::Many thanks::
>
>
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> HACKS
>

In article <>,
HACKS <> wrote:
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>Can anyone shed any light on this?::

Sure. All you need is a wrench and... Just kidding :-)

This one should be in the event logs. Look in the "system" and
"application" error logs and see if there is a message with a red X next to it.

this is the message i ge
hpqddsvc service hang repor
any one come across this before
Cheers Mar

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HACKS

HACKS wrote:

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> this is the message i get
> hpqddsvc service hang report
> any one come across this before ?

The service belongs to your HP printer. You might try
uninstalling/reinstalling the printer, getting the latest drivers from HP's
website. If that doesn't help, contact HP tech support.

Malke
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'how to remove the hpqddsvc serivce hang report in Windows Vista?
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Thanks to all who have replied to this tread so far. I have a new
problem WdiServiceHost, again the Pc stopped working when i moved the
mouse. I have also moved the mouse usb to another on the pc and have
reistaled the driver.The mouse poniter also has a habbit of moveing pon
the screen on its own. I have scanned for virus and use NOD 32 anit
virus
Thanks again


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HACKS

HACKS wrote:

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> Thanks to all who have replied to this tread so far. I have a new
> problem WdiServiceHost, again the Pc stopped working when i moved the
> mouse. I have also moved the mouse usb to another on the pc and have
> reistaled the driver.The mouse poniter also has a habbit of moveing pon
> the screen on its own. I have scanned for virus and use NOD 32 anit
> virus

That is the Vista Diagnostic Service Host (WdiServiceHost). It sounds as
though you may have hardware issues, but there really is no way for me to
accurately diagnose your computer from here. I very much doubt that it has
anything to do with your mouse. It could be a software issue (drivers,
malware) but since you are having lockups with various services, I would
start by testing your RAM and then your hard drive. Overheating can also
cause freezes.

Back up your data first.

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/...ardware_Tshoot

Standard disclaimer: I can't see and test your computer myself, so these are
just suggestions based on many years of being a professional computer tech;
suggestions based on what you've written. You should not take my
suggestions as a definitive diagnosis. Testing hardware failures often
involves swapping out suspected parts with known-good parts. If you can't
do the testing yourself and/or are uncomfortable opening your computer,
take the machine to a professional computer repair shop (not your local
equivalent of BigComputerStore/GeekSquad).

Malke
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