Stuttering in Windows 7

alexstar7

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Nov 11, 2016
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My pc keeps stuttering when playing videos, songs and games. It sometimes freezes for a few seconds before responding, even opening folder takes time to load everything and i've tried running a full system scan using AVG, loaris trojan remover but it doesn't help. I don't know what's wrong with my pc. Please help me out. I'm tired of reinstalling windows.
 
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Open CMD (command prompt), type "chkdsk" it will do a 3 stage check for window file errors and HDD bad sectors. When done it my ask to press letter key "y" = yes when restart do a disk check and repair......or letter key "n"= no don't do a check when PC boots next time. Before pressing your desired letter key check if any bad sectors is detected, since cmd displays on black screen in basic font in a cramped display, so check properly. If bad sectors detected, you can schedule a disk check on reboot but before doing so get ready to backup your stuff. Its possible you can have bad sectors with virus infections, a choice must be made, to update antivirus and scan, remove infection and then backup. Choice is yours since a failing drive...
Open CMD (command prompt), type "chkdsk" it will do a 3 stage check for window file errors and HDD bad sectors. When done it my ask to press letter key "y" = yes when restart do a disk check and repair......or letter key "n"= no don't do a check when PC boots next time. Before pressing your desired letter key check if any bad sectors is detected, since cmd displays on black screen in basic font in a cramped display, so check properly. If bad sectors detected, you can schedule a disk check on reboot but before doing so get ready to backup your stuff. Its possible you can have bad sectors with virus infections, a choice must be made, to update antivirus and scan, remove infection and then backup. Choice is yours since a failing drive shouldn't be stressed unless for backup nothing else usually. You can download something like HDD SCAN, freeware HDD check software for more in depth check. Bad sectors can cause those symptoms, if no errors do scan with malwarebytes, and defrag.
 
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