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I have recently started having the problem of the entire pc freezing when i open any of my browsers. At first I thought it was only a Google chrome issue like when it randomly closes and stops responding and then it shows it's got an update but no, the problem persisted with opera, brave and microsoft edge. I took at most 15 seconds for the windows to lose functionality and then the whole computer would freeze except the mouse pointer. The pointer did not change when directed to a text field or anything. Even the taskbar time got frozen.
My microsoft account was signed up into the windows insider program and received Dev channel preview builds but I can't seem to unenroll out of it without accessing a browser. I tried multiple solutions such as DISM and sfc/ scannow but both showed no errors. I booted it in safe mode but the problem remained and I thought maybe the issue was not of software but the operating system so I reinstalled the windows 11 using the cloud based option to download and install a new copy and only removed the data in the windows drive (C:) and did not affect the data in my other drive.
I have no errors when doing anything else. I played my Genshin Impact on it normally and only once had a screen freeze but the computer was still responsive and i was able to recover without having to force shut down my PC by long pressing the power button.
Additionally during the clean install, I was prompted to clear the TPM which I did. And when I faced the freezing and had to restart my computer, I was prompted a black screen with blue box saying CMOS check sum is invalid. I was not able to do anything during that time as the message timed out on its own and I was brought to the login screen.
@tolep1490When my laptop, a 2017'er HP Elite 1012 G1 TabletPC, freezes, mostly when browsing with multiple tabs and visiting some particular (demanding?) websites, I'm able to move the mouse cursor around but f.e. CTRL+ALT+DEL is not responding.
Just tested the key combination I suggested in my previous post and the videodriver is restarted and 'unfreezes' my laptop. Sometimes the screen looks garbled but I'm able to save open documents and restart the laptop to continue my work.
Hope this helps in your case as well as the other users in this thread and that Microsoft comes with a solution soon.
@RyuWatashi idk why but disabling hardware accelerating in browser did a trick. Also if u stucking open edge and chrome both fast and pressing alt tab switching from one to another make it working till u disable hardware accelerate in browser settings
@Vanshika_Kapur I have the same problem on the latest canary build 26040. Turned off hardware acceleration, but the computer can still freeze at random times. ctrl+shift+win+b doesn't always help, sometimes nothing helps at all, except hard reboot. I can't reinstall the system because too many applications and plugins will have to be installed again.
My browser windows have suddenly shrunk to half size and if I pull them open they can fly back (even smaller) again. If I'm careful I can open them out full size by dragging, but when I close, then reopen them, there they are again - half filling the screen.
AOL & FireFox on Windows 7 Basic 32 bit, Inspiron 531. But all the browsers were doing this including Chrome and IE9. AOL has gone back to filling the screen after a shut down & boot, but I have no idea how to control the browser window size if it happens again, nor what causes it?
Does Windows 7 Basic have automatic window arrangement? To find out, click Start, enter snap in the search box, and then select 'Turn off Automatic Window Arrangement.' Uncheck 'Prevent windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen.'
The auto option is unchecked and I left it unchecked. All browser windows have gone back to normal after the reboot. I don't know why the windows got stuck on 2/3 size though, you couldn't drag them fully open.
... and hoped in vain it seems - the problem has persisted. A diagnostic may be that whatever it is, that is causing my browser windows to spring to one side of the screen, is also causing my desktop icons to de-sort, bunch up and shift to the left of the screen in a random block.
Could it be another program causing this? I downloaded some music the other day and iTunes always bursts onto the screen when I do this, however many times I cancel it. I am suspicious that iTunes is messing up all my browsing windows, but it could be something else of course.
Thanks - there was one malware on board 'adware.shopper', I got rid of it. Fairly innocuous but it might have been responsible for the odd browser window behaviour? The malware is almost certainly a direct consequence of Adobe Flash 11 which is basically dysfunctional. In desperation I (and many others) have been looking for ways to download videos which won't play properly on Flash any more. Green light to malware - thanks Adobe :-|
Are you having issues with your antiviral-antimalware software, your firewall or ISP connection blocking the download? Are you using an account that has administrator privileges to do the download and install?
Oh dear. So far no browser problems but I am giving the situation time. For Flash I was earlier given a list of archived programs (mostly 10s). I uninstalled 11 but none of the 10s would download properly. Then I couldn't get 11 back on my pc, took an entire day to get 11 to redownload, the download kept hanging. I think I may wait now for the inevitable patch, 11 must be the worst Flash they have come up with - they obviously didn't test it thoroughly enough, just like all the Windows o/s since XP?
I am a student and for my algebra class in order to take my essays which are a major part of my grade I need Lockdown Browser. I physically cannot open my essays without Lockdown Browser. The version my professor provided only runs windows 10 and I also couldn't find one online that would run windows 11 which is what I use. I can't open it or run as administrator, and I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the lates version 3 times to no avail. My Microsoft account also won't open it because it isn't seen as a supported application. How can I find a windows 11 version if it exists and if not, how do I get around this problem?
That said, in looking at the system requirements for LockDown browser, I wonder if you have Windows 11 in S mode, which is a secure mode of Windows that is often turned on by default when you purchase a computer. Some folks don't realize they have it turned on. Lockdown Browser does not support Windows in S mode. You might also try checking for any updates to Windows and your browser.
Just an FYI having dealt with Samba in the past all computers more or less do this at some point in time. Each computer wants to be the master browser and when you have a competition an election is forced, each OS workstation and server has an OS priority the higher the number the the higher the OS. So when an election is forced the server will win and all will be well. As Krizz told you to do, disabling it in the registry will fix that problem, but this is normal behavior.
I would like to set up Windows 11 so that it always asks which browser to use when it opens links. I use different browsers for different purposes on my computer, and no single browser should be considered my "default".I use an app called OpenIn with macos and it does a great job but I cannot find a solution with windows 11.
I use BrowserChooser. Sadly it seems to be outdated and a bit buggy (sometimes it crashes and is difficult to configure), but it works perfectly for my case. It will give me an option to choose a browser every time I click a link, and also remembering my decisions for certain links to always open in certain browsers. Just what I was looking for.
If anyone will struggle to set it up, I did as so: For executables I copied shortcuts to browsers into BrowserChooser's folder. Keep in mind not to have an extension lnk in the file explorer but DO HAVE it in the BrowserChooser's config e.g. C:\Data\BrowserChooser [Portable]\brave-shortcut.lnk, that worked for me.
I'm using 2D and 3D elements direct (17.0 and 18.1) in Windows 10. For 2D, I still use 17.0 drafting most of the time because I know the interface well. After upgrading to Win 10 and starting Direct Drafting for the first time, all looked fine, I loaded a drawing and started the 'part browser'(pb), the window appeared, I tried to move the (pb) window to a new location and it disappeared. I've spent days trying to get it back including a complete re-install. No luck, the only thing I can think of is that the window is open "off screen" with no way to grab a handle to move it back into view. The way I work the 'part browser' window is critical to me to keep my drawings and part structure organized. Is there any way to specify where the 'part browser window opens? Or get the window back some other way? I tried running 'wui_part_browser' from the command line, no luck. Thanks in advance for any ideas. 152ee80cbc
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