PC freezes after starting any newly added game , help me please !

[Wassim Wes]

My PC was well damaged from a fall where i had to change a lot of things . it works quite good now ! I have 2 games in my pc ( battlefield 3 and battlefield play4free ) and they work just fine . but my problem is whenever i install a new game ( tried fifa world , fifa 14 demo , pes 2013 and even pes 2006 ) it does install but when i start it the pc would just freeze before the game even start and i can only do a hard reboot

My PC specifications are :
4.00 gb of RAM
Proc : intel core i3
thanks for reading i would appreciate any ideas !

 

[Wassim Wes]

okay try this download hdtune here is the link http://www.hdtune.com/

then do a benchmark and make a schreenshot of the tab health after that do a error scan

please updated me when you are done

 

[Onus]

If your Windows swap file was corrupted by the drop, then a hang when any new program loads is not unexpected. Delete and re-create the Windows swap file on the drive.

 

[Wassim Wes]

If your Windows swap file was corrupted by the drop, then a hang when any new program loads is not unexpected. Delete and re-create the Windows swap file on the drive.

this won't do anything to my PC ?

 

[sgtmasterD]

could you also do the error scan and make a screenshot of that please

also why not try a virus scan go to https://www.malwarebytes.org/lp/lp4/02_r/?gclid=Cj0KEQjw_9OoBRChj9vMo5CHrdUBEiQAJ6YRPf5iAD7YDG3gk4U8aDSPhkkogxZQdnaRJFrAz1IMZ2MaAuBn8P8HAQ

and do a scan please keep me updated

 

[Wassim Wes]

I am doing it already , i did a virus scan before and found nothing !

 

[sgtmasterD]

okay thats great!

please keep me updated

 

[Wassim Wes]

should i do what he told me ? delete the paging files ?

 

[sgtmasterD]

you could try it.
it i seem no harm in trying it

 

[Onus]

Deleting and re-creating the swap file will not uninstall any programs or change their settings. If that's where some drive errors are, accessing it could be causing your crashes.

 

[Wassim Wes]

 

[sgtmasterD]

well that is atleast somthing i would recommend that you backup your, HHD and then run chkdsk.

just as lufji sad 'Not all hardware will have the same exact issue inspite of having the same hardware specs or torture tests. Take one of your friends drives and smash it on the floor, it'll probably never revive or it could even be completely intact although it may be (aesthetically) uncomfortable to look at!

please keep me updated

 

[Wassim Wes]

"backup up your, date" ?

 

[sgtmasterD]

"backup up your, date" ?

i am truly sorry for my grammar error

well that is atleast somthing i would recommend that you backup your HDD, and then run chkdsk.

just as lufji sad 'Not all hardware will have the same exact issue inspite of having the same hardware specs or torture tests. Take one of your friends drives and smash it on the floor, it'll probably never revive or it could even be completely intact although it may be (aesthetically) uncomfortable to look at!

please keep me updated

 

[Wassim Wes]

Deleting and re-creating the swap file will not uninstall any programs or change their settings. If that's where some drive errors are, accessing it could be causing your crashes.

please how can i do this ?

 

[Wassim Wes]

"backup up your, date" ?

i am truly sorry for my grammar error

well that is atleast somthing i would recommend that you backup your HDD, and then run chkdsk.

just as lufji sad 'Not all hardware will have the same exact issue inspite of having the same hardware specs or torture tests. Take one of your friends drives and smash it on the floor, it'll probably never revive or it could even be completely intact although it may be (aesthetically) uncomfortable to look at!

please keep me updated

means that i have to change the HDD ?

 

[Onus]

Right click Computer, go to Properties, Advanced system settings, Performance [Settings], Advanced, Virtual memory [Change]. Uncheck "Automatically manage paging file...", then mark "no paging file" for this drive. Click [Ok] all the way out. Restart your system. Then reverse this process, setting it back to "System managed size" and reboot again.