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Hi there..
I'll go straight to the point.
Firstly, my computer will start to freeze completely when I'm surfing or playing games.
and when I restart it, the CPU will run but my screen showed "No Signal". I used EWIDO and clear the virus and I even ReFormatted the whole HDD. but the program still occurs.
Now, my computer is free from virus but the freezing thing still occurs. May I know whether the problem lies with the graphics card or the motherboard? I will have to open my CPU cover and unplug and plug in my graphics card then my computer will work.. but it still freezes randomly.
It doesn't sound like your problem is malware related, but let's do a couple scans to make sure.
First, let's download HijackThis from Here. Then follow these instructions:
Important! HijackThis will create a backup file to use if a restore is necessary. Please DO NOT run HijackThis from a temporary location or your desktop.
Create a folder on the root drive, (Usually C:\), called C:\HJT.
Go to "My Computer", (Windows key+e), or by double-clicking on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop.
Double click on "C:"
Right click and select New->Folder. Name it HJT.
Unzip HijackThis to its permanent folder.
Launch HijackThis by double-clicking on "HijackThis.exe".
Click the "Do a system scan only" button.
When scan is finished, click the "Save log" button and save to a convenient location.
A Notepad windowill open with the contents of the scan.
Hit Ctrl+a to select the entire contents.
Hit Ctrl+c to copy it.
Click the "Add Reply"button in this thread.
Hit Ctrl+v to paste contents of log into the reply box.
Second, if you still have ewido, please configure and run as follows: (if you lost ewido when you reformatted, please follow instructions in their integrity. If you still have it, just skip the download and install step.)
Download and Install: Ewido Anti-Spyware 4.0. Once installed, please make the following settings changes:
Under the Status menu (which opens by default), under "Your Computer's Security," Change Status on Resident Guard to Inactive
Click Update Now
Under the now-opened Update menu, uncheck "Download and Install Updates Automatically (Recommended)"
Click Scanner in the top bar
Click the Settings tab
Under "How To Act?" set "Default Action for Detected Malware" to Quarantine
Under "How to Scan" ALL boxes should be checked
Under "What to Scan," "Scan every file" should be highlighted
Under "Possibly Unwanted Software" ALL boxes should be checked
Under Reports select "Automatically generate report after every scan" and uncheck "Only if threats were found"
Do NOT scan yet: We'll do so shortly.
Exit ewido.
Reboot intoSafe Mode:
Restart your computer
Contiunally tap F8 until a menu appears.
Use your up/down arrow key to highlight Safe Mode.
Hit enter.
Please close ALL open windows/programs/folders. Have nothing else open as it can interfere with ewido while performs its scan!
Run the Ewido Scan
Click on the Scan Tab
Click on Complete System Scan
Let the program scan the machine -- it can take a while, just give it time.
When scan has finished, at bottom of screen click Apply all Actions
Click Save Report
Click Save Report As ("Save As" window should pop up.)
THanks for ur help man.. but now..it became worst.. I can't even power up the computer.. From this, I think the problem lies with the motherboard itself. Damn.!!!!
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