No one really has the right answer for this. Although several thousand people have been experiencing problems with this since vista was released, Microsoft (as usual) pretty much refuses to acknowledge that there's any problem. If you start your computer up in safe mode and open windows defender you can disable it (as it cannot actually be uninstalled safely without some serious technical know-how) via going to tools>options and unchecking the "real time scanning" option (near the top) and the "Use windows defender" option (near the bottom). Hopefully the freezes you were experiencing were indeed caused by Windows Defender and you can start back up in normal mode without any issues.
Try To Set Your Computer To Factory Settings
you have to delete some stuff frm ur computer first so internet can load
Click Start -> and then right click Computer (On Windows Vista and 7) / My Computer (On Windows XP), then choose 'Manage'. In Computer Management window, choose 'Device Manager' on the left sidebar. On the right sidebar, Expand Mice and other pointing devices. Right click on the mouse / device you want to freeze. Choose Disable. Attention: You need the other mouse to unfreeze the frozen mouse.
I have no idea. Why would I want to freeze my computer?
They freeze.
because your computer has to many windows open
It doesn't depend on the amount of RAM, it depends on the graphics card. Low amounts of ram with windows aero will only cause the computer to freeze frequently.
Upgrade your computer works.
the computer will freeze or the fan will run automatically!
buy a new computer
because they do
It is in the Windows group on the View tab.