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Check the Windows log files to see if you are getting any errors. The files can be found by going to 'Control Panel' then 'Administrative Tools' then 'Event Viewer'. Check in the Applications log area first. If you find anything interesting in any of them (normally marked by a white x inside of...

Are you downloading the ATI files from your PC manufacturer or ATI themselves? If this is a third party device you have added yourself ignore my question. If it came with the pc and you have been going to one but not the other then go to the other and see if they offer an older or newer version...

Not to be rude but, what are you talking about?

Hmm, well, I've filtered out some of the more archaic things that it could be. How long have you had this exact version of windows on your machine without having to reformat? Also what are the hardware specs on your computer. A way to find out is to right click on the 'my computer' icon on the...

I'm just trying to reach some clarification at this point because I know the answer is probably obvious but none the less. What version of Windows do you have installed on the machine at this time? If both and using a duel boot thing then this is out of my league. If not and you installed vista...

Alright TheCase, I'm going to start with some basic deduction here. 1. What version of Windows are you using? 2. You say randomly, but what type of programs are you trying to work with when these freezes occur (ex. Internet based apps, games, word processing, etc.) 3. You have stated that you...

Are these games slightly older? If so they may require that you run them in an older compatability mode. To do this and to see if it works do the following: 1. Open 'My Computer and 'explore' the cd in question. 2. Find the installer normally titled install.exe 3. Right click on the file and...

I would look for registry information regarding One Care. Given its fully released form is pretty new to market so I imagine this information is scarce. Regardless of what you might read about lower OS hacks One Care handles this differently in Vista so take that into account as well.

Actually filter7.exe is the executable file for the "Filterpak for Windows". Removing of these entries could sever a very delicate tie between a number of Winsock layers and the program running them. Before removing those entries please call your software vendor for this product or at worst the...