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Include the contents of this report in your next reply. Click Export, and save the file to your desktop using a unique name, such as ESETScan.

When the scan completes, click List Threats.Please be patient as this can take some time.

#How to download sony vegas pro 13 vuse install

ESET will then download updates for itself, install itself, and begin scanning your computer.Scan for potentially unsafe applications.Click Advanced settings and select the following:.Under scan settings, check "Scan Archives" and "Remove found threats".Accept any security warnings from your browser.Check "YES, I accept the Terms of Use.".Double click on the icon on your desktop.

Click on esetsmartinstaller_enu.exe to download the ESET Smart Installer.

For alternate browsers only: (Microsoft Internet Explorer users can skip these steps).

Hold down Control and click on this link to open ESET OnlineScan in a new window.

Moved from Win 7 to Am I Infected - Hamluis. My computer hung up twice just while typing this.Įdited by hamluis, 19 June 2014 - 05:37 PM. Thanks in advanced for reading and any ideas anyone has. I have an Intel Core i5 quad-core CPU running at 2.67GHz (first gen), 8 GB RAM, Radeon HD 7950 GPU. It's literally the only issue my computer has and I'm getting more gray hairs because of it. So I'm stuck still searching for what I could possibly do to fix this. But my secondary 2TB HDD kicked the bucket last year and I have nothing to back up all of my data on to at the moment in order to do so, and I can't just afford to go buy a new one at the moment. I know all of that is a lot of info and, in all honesty, I would just reformat the drive if I could. When I refreshed the page, the video started playing normally and the CPU immediately went back to functioning normally. I noticed the activity light stopped but the video was still frozen and my CPU was still going nuts according to Task Manager. Naturally, the system hung up even though it was just sitting there and froze the video to where the wheel came up like it was buffering or what have you. It was fairly lengthy and I wasn't doing anything else. One weird thing did happen recently that might be a clue to something: I was watching a video on YouTube.

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Selective startup (disabling all unnecessary processes when booting the computer), safe mode, virus scans, switching anti-viruses (from Avast to MSE), boot-time virus scans, using Advanced System Care, using CCleaner, Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware, uninstalling and reinstalling Flash, disabling Chrome's built-in Flash, disabling hardware acceleration, disabling/enabling Flash protected mode, updating all drivers, fresh driver installs and probably several other things I just can't think of off the top of my head. I've tried several things over the past months. I just sit there and take deep breaths and try not to throw it out of the window.

If I have a browser open and try to do something else, like playing a video game for example, it'll freeze the game while it's doing whatever it's doing for a few minutes. I've used Chrome regularly for years now, but out of my multiple attempts to try to resolve the issue, I've also tried using Internet Explorer (lol), Firefox and Opera. It doesn't even matter which web browser. But if I have 1 tab on a browser open, the whole system will hang up as described above. I can be playing a new video game, rendering video, talking on Skype, all of that at once, etc, for hours on end and my system is fine. After a few minutes, it immediately stops and everything resumes as normal. The whole system is bogged down and it will get to the point I can't even click on anything and everything just hangs up. I could have it open, minimized and let it sit and eventually I can see the activity light come on on my tower while my hard drive and/or CPU seem to be going insane. My system hangs up every 10-20 minutes for about 2-3 minutes ONLY IF a web browser is open. I've been having this problem for nearly a year now and I nor any of my computer friends know what could be causing it.