I have an imac computer of my own, and it freezes all the time. It's so annoying!! I swear, it freezes at least once a day.
What do you think is causing this problem? It's been happening for a long time. What should I do?

Computers freeze when theres too many programs running.. you can hit CTRL+ALT+Delete and close the programs that you aren't using. If you have windows XP you click on the 'processes' tab. the ones you are using are explorer, and what else you have up like internet explorer, paint, microsoft word, or whatever you're working with.

Did Bill put you up to this?

Originally posted by robyrob
Did Bill put you up to this?

What?? :confused:

Originally posted by safety pin
Computers freeze when theres too many programs running.. you can hit CTRL+ALT+Delete and close the programs that you aren't using. If you have windows XP you click on the 'processes' tab. the ones you are using are explorer, and what else you have up like internet explorer, paint, microsoft word, or whatever you're working with.

Usually, I just have the internet up when it freezes..sometimes AIM too.

Originally posted by robyrob
Did Bill put you up to this?

:rofl:

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
Usually, I just have the internet up when it freezes..sometimes AIM too.
there's usually programs running in the background, like rundll32.exe, tvm.upd, wkssb.exe etc, that you can close when you hit CTRL+ALT+Delete

Originally posted by safety pin
there's usually programs running in the background, like rundll32.exe, tvm.upd, wkssb.exe etc, that you can close when you hit CTRL+ALT+Delete she is using a MAC - not Windows....

i'd offer to help, but i dont speak Mac :(

Originally posted by safety pin
there's usually programs running in the background, like rundll32.exe, tvm.upd, wkssb.exe etc, that you can close when you hit CTRL+ALT+Delete

Um, Sarah? Mac said she's on a Mac. (Oops, I just realized I said Mac twice...Funny :lol:)

Soooooo....I think it would be like Apple (the key w/ 4 loops on it) + Control + Delete. :confused:

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
Um, Sarah? Mac said she's on a Mac. (Oops, I just realized I said Mac twice...Funny :lol:)

Soooooo....I think it would be like Apple (the key w/ 4 loops on it) + Control + Delete. :confused:
oh whoops. :lol: i'm too used to windows.

sucks to be you :wave:

I wish I could help ya. :( I used iMacs a lot in high school, because the high school I attended had a library computer lab w/ iMac's, so yeah.

I forgot what Apple + Control + Delete does, though. :(

And it also crashes alot, too :(

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
And it also crashes alot, too :(

FullHouseFan8795, I think it's time you got a new computer. Instead of always ending up like this > :wallbang

Originally posted by GMunster
FullHouseFan8795, I think it's time you got a new computer. Instead of always ending up like this > :wallbang

But my computer isn't even that old. It's only about 3 or 4 years old. But I'll talk to my Dad about it.

I had to buy a new computer after a few months because I downloaded so much sh** to it. :lol:

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
But my computer isn't even that old. It's only about 3 or 4 years old. But I'll talk to my Dad about it.

Three or four years old!? In computer terms, that's downright antique.

Originally posted by GMunster
I had to buy a new computer after a few months because I downloaded so much sh** to it. :lol:

That could've been taken care of w/ a clean reinstall. :)

Originally posted by Seth Thrasher
Three or four years old!? In computer terms, that's downright antique.

What does antique mean?

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
What does antique mean?

Anchient