Occasional lockups on visiting websites

[Daniel Davis]

I've been experiencing lockups when visiting certain websites, this one included. the blue progress bar will progress about 98%, then lock the machine up. When I control/alt/del... it allows me to close out the browser...usually once. If I continue, it locks solid. I have to reboot...go through all the crap..and log back on. this behavior seemed to have started after I installed Noron System Works 2002. I just got through UNinstalling it (except for NAV), and my web access seems to be faster. No lockups yet. Any ideas as to what the problem might be?

 

[rkselby98]

Go to my website and follow the instruction that have the 3 red * behind them. They include cleaning the hard drive and removing programs that are running in the background that are not needed. When you finish you should see a big improvement.

I also have a list of what most of the programs are that you will find in msconfig.

http://rselby.com/Windows

 

[Daniel Davis]

I clicked on your site....I got "page cannot be displayed".

Originally posted by rkselby98
Go to my website and follow the instruction that have the 3 red * behind them. They include cleaning the hard drive and removing programs that are running in the background that are not needed. When you finish you should see a big improvement.

I also have a list of what most of the programs are that you will find in msconfig.

http://rselby.com/Windows

 

[Daniel Davis]

Correct that last email...I'm getting PAGE CANNOT BE FOUND...not page cannot be displayed.

Originally posted by rkselby98
Go to my website and follow the instruction that have the 3 red * behind them. They include cleaning the hard drive and removing programs that are running in the background that are not needed. When you finish you should see a big improvement.

I also have a list of what most of the programs are that you will find in msconfig.

http://rselby.com/Windows

 

[rkselby98]

You are right here is the correct web address, it didn't paste right the first time, sorry,

http://www.rselby.com/Windows.html