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If your system is hanging, try this before you muck around with driver software and system settings.

For a while my PC kept crashing / freezing and it was totally random. I couldn't find a solution to the problem so after searching, I came across the answer in another forum.

The answer answer given was simply to change the power settings from Balanced to High Performance.

Presto! Not more crashes and really easy to do!!

If you try this technique , please add a reply here and say if it works or not so other so other users can benefit from the knowledge and if anyone know the technicalities of how this works, I wouldn't mind knowing..

Thanks Guys..

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Member Avatar for shweta123498

It works dude ............. thanks a lot ... MY WINDOWS VISTA STOPPED CRASHING AFTER CHANGING THE POWER SETTINGS TO HIGH PERFORMANCE.

shweta

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Doesnt work.:(

Member Avatar for mahmoud49

In my case, I am troubleshooing this problem with Vista Home Edition Premium, it didn't work, so still seaching for a solution. Thanks anyway. Mahmoud49

Member Avatar for phill fenton

Thank you for this advice. I had this very same problem and on recovering my computer was telling me I was missing a network driver adapter. However, simply by changing the power settings to high performance as suggested cured this problem

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