...the possibility of overheating or power supply.. Unfortunately, you've not given us any information about other items used on the computer... number of DVD/CD drives? USB devices attached to the system? The type and age of RAM used? Number of fans and whether they're functioning? Operating system used? Etc..
But because overheating is the easiest and cheapest to check first, open the computer case and use compressed air to blow out the processor, heatsink, power supply, and all fans and vents.. Aim a house fan at the open case and run the computer to see if it makes a difference.. The next step is to CORRECTLY replace the thermal paste between the processor and heatsink..
It's also possible one of the RAM modules could be bad. It's easy to pull one of the sticks, re-positioning them one at a time in the number 1 slot, then testing each one individually to make sure they're both functioning as they should.
If neither of these fix the issue, then we swap in a known good, usually more watts, power supply.
Hope this helps and let us know how it goes.
Grif
My computer freezes at anytime, mouse freezes and all comuper. Mouse and keyboard wont work , I have to restart my computer, but it happens again I don`t know if there is a problem with an hardware or something else. In Safe Mode works correctly so I doubt there is a problem with any software or process.
I tried to format my Computer but didn`t resolve the problem.
I have:
System Manufacturer: MICRO-STAR INTL, CO.,LTD.
System Model: MS-7037
System Type X86-based PC
Processor: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9 GenuineIntel ~2800 Mhz.
BIOS Version/Date: Phoenix Technologies, LTD 6.00 PG, 2/25/2005
SMBIOS Version: 2.2
Total Physical Memory: 1,024.00 MB
Hard drive: - ST380020A (74 GB)

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