What do you do if your computer freezes?

Answer 1

It is better to run some malware scan like malwarebytes antimalware. However, cleaning Windows registry with Reginout registry optimizer is often recommended when computer freezes most of the times.

Answer 2

Follow all steps that your computer asks you to do.

There might be a slight difficulty here if your computer isn't asking you to do anything, because it has frozen. Your best plan would be to call in your local techie; you obviously can't ask the good folk at any of the online help groups.

You could try running advanced systemcare to iron out all the glitches and potential instabilities. If that doesn't help you'll need to run some diagnostic programs.

Answer 3

Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE or SHIFT+CTRL+ESC on your keyboard to bring up the Task Manager and close some programs in it to free up your computer's memory.

If that does not work you need to turn off you computer by keeping the power key on your CPU Pressed for some time until it turns off. Then you can turn it on again.

Answer 4

There Are Many Reasons Why Your Computer May Be Freezing. Some Solutions the the Problem May Be by Increasing You Memory RAM, or Upgrading Your Processor. Another Solution Is to Clean Your Registry Periodically.

Answer 5

when your computer freezes, you switch the little switch at the bottom of the computer.

Answer 6

Ctrl Alt Del or

unplug your computer which may lose all you work on the computer but helps

Answer 7

When your computer is frozen, either let it go for a few minutes, and if it doesn't work, then just pull the plug or hold down the power button.

TURN IT OFF

Answer 8

you just restart it.

Answer 9

turn it off