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"stopped responding" after idle

SmirGel

Hey guys, I've to be fair but I've pretty old computer few years but I take care of it nicely so it still works fast and nicely tho there's just one problem.

 

Each time I left my computer for idle like 10-30 minutes most of the stuff I've open like browser, just some folder, skype etc basically everything slows down a lot and often goes into "stopped responding". I don't have screen saver and I'm running on Windows 7 64 bit.

 

 

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System Specs?

 

Q6600 2.40ghz

Asus P5K

Kingston 4GB ram

GTX 260

 

1 x 250gb HDD

1 x 1tb HDD

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Try to disable sleep states in the bios.

 

how do you do that? never done it ^^

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how do you do that? never done it ^^

Wait what OS are you using?

 

your board doesn't officially support Win 7 .

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Your most updated BIOS is from 2008/11/07

Probably your board has reached EOL :\ .

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Your most updated BIOS is from 2008/11/07

Probably your board has reached EOL :\ .

 

Do you think if I turn off the stuff from power plan it would work?

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Unfortunately no.

 

I still wonder why it didn't happen before..wonder if stuff like norton 360 has to do something with it. Like doing stuff while being idle.

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I still wonder why it didn't happen before..wonder if stuff like norton 360 has to do something with it. Like doing stuff while being idle.

Ageing components.

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