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Know any good free programs to scan and fix errors on my computer? It's a miracle i'm on right now.

What kind of errors? Is it a virus or what? Did you drop it? Delete a registry or something?

It freezes for a short time every time I move the computer at all.

"Move" physically, or move a cursor?

First thing I do is use system restore. Reset it to before you were experiencing this problem and see if that helps.

Also if it's a laptop make sure that the battery pack is fully screwed in.

Microsoft Security Essentials . Free, rather efficient, and quite good, IMHO. MSE replaced my Norton antivirus.

I think that should be quite enough… if the problem is not hardware related. If you still have problems, I'm afraid there might be problems in your hard drive or, worse, motherboard.

Does it matter? It fucks up even when I don't move. It's taking me 10 minutes just to make a forum post. And a hour or two to turn the goddamn thing on. I need someprogram that can get rid of all the errors. I scanned it with a shitty program and it said I got like 1810 errors. Then it tells me to buy the full version. Please stop asking questions. I'm getting REALLY annoyed about this stuff.

Well just saying that you have a problem isnt enough information for us to fix it. Although a few solutions have been presented. Downlowed MSE and do a system restore, then come back and tell use if there's something wrong.

Better yet, visit an IT forum and tell them that you have issues. Its free, professional help.

Here is a good place to start: http://www.computer-juice.com/forums/

Have you tried defragmentation?

Also how old is your computer and which windows system does it use?

Have you tried deleting all the Hentai you have?

That's what it looks like when it freezes.

@Alex I have no downloaded hentai on here but those sites are probably where I got what's causing these problems.

I'm using a laptop that's not even a year old.

I tried a quick scan and system restore. Helped a little. I'm now trying a full scan.

Have you deleted System32?

But seriously, it may be a hardware error, but if not, try cleanpc.com. Worked well enough for some I know.

Use Ewido Anit-Malware. It's pay software, but you've got a 2 week trial, so you've basically got one shot with it.

I use Norton, but you have to pay for it. It's really good, though, and I've never run across any problems with viruses or anything, ever.

I generally remove all my viruses manually.

How do?

Find virus in Task Manager, find it on your computer, delete it.

It's doing better. Now it only freezes when something touches the battery. Every morning I can't get on it. If that happens then i'll be back.

I tried it and my system still freezes a lot but not as much. What do I do if something IS wrong with my hard drive or motherboard? (sorry for bumping this thread)