Hello Tomshardware,
I am experiencing a somewhat freezing pattern with my new toshiba laptop. its a satellite, i7-2630qm, gt540m nvidia gfx card...etc
it is just almost 4 months old now. all drivers are up to date..etc
but my problem is..and its quite annoying, it freezes around 1-2 times a month. In the first month of its purchase, considering that there were lots of updates and changes, it froze around 5 times that first month. Ever since it froze only 1-2 the following months. The freezes are always after logging in. It shows my desktop then even after around 3 minutes, I cant click anything..the UI just freezes, I cant even to control+alt+delete...then, I just reluctantly press the power button every time. (90% freeze showing desktop, 10% freeze sometimes just stuck on the welcome screen where the windows 7 cursor spins around while loading).
Is this normal? Im a bit upset since its a pretty expensive laptop..Lots of my friends/tech salespersons/even college computer professors, safe that its normal and it does happen to them too. they say ''coz its windows''... Is this true? Is there no reason behind that?
Thank you
I am experiencing a somewhat freezing pattern with my new toshiba laptop. its a satellite, i7-2630qm, gt540m nvidia gfx card...etc
it is just almost 4 months old now. all drivers are up to date..etc
but my problem is..and its quite annoying, it freezes around 1-2 times a month. In the first month of its purchase, considering that there were lots of updates and changes, it froze around 5 times that first month. Ever since it froze only 1-2 the following months. The freezes are always after logging in. It shows my desktop then even after around 3 minutes, I cant click anything..the UI just freezes, I cant even to control+alt+delete...then, I just reluctantly press the power button every time. (90% freeze showing desktop, 10% freeze sometimes just stuck on the welcome screen where the windows 7 cursor spins around while loading).
Is this normal? Im a bit upset since its a pretty expensive laptop..Lots of my friends/tech salespersons/even college computer professors, safe that its normal and it does happen to them too. they say ''coz its windows''... Is this true? Is there no reason behind that?
Thank you