Why Your Computer Is Crashing or Freezing Persistently?
                     Why Your Computer Is Crashing or Freezing Persistently
• Computer problems can be quite annoying, especially if it is shutting down or crashing on 
a regular basis. If left unattended, crashes can prompt file corruption, data losses, and 
even permanent damage. Identifying the root cause of the issue can save you from buying 
a new computer down the line. If you are not sure why your computer is crashing very 
often, here are a few common reasons that you may want to rule out.
Overheating:
• All computers heat up to an extent while working. But, excessive heating can be the main 
culprit behind frequent computer freezes & crashes. Though your computer system or 
laptop is equipped with an in-built fan to prevent overheating, it is easy for food particles, 
dust and other compounds to get caught and make the fan stop working. If your PC or 
laptop lacks sufficient airflow, internal hardware get too hot, fails to work, and eventually 
crashes or shuts down.
Malware:
• Trojans, viruses and other unsolicited software can cause havoc on your OS. To rule this 
out as a probable cause, regularly run anti-malware software to identify any possible 
threats. If this is the main cause, crashes should stop happening once the malware is 
removed.
Hardware problems:
• A defective hard drive can also be to blame if your computer is freezing or crashing regularly. 
Due to multiple rewrites, magnetic places can fast wear out, which ultimately make computer 
programs run intermittently or fall short to load properly. Though it is not often easy to detect 
hard drive problems, hearing frequent clicking sounds or observing re-booting errors can be a 
red flag.
Failing power supply:
• If you have checked all the above mentioned aspects and found everything in the right 
order, then there may be an issue with your computer’s power supply. Inexplicable 
shutdowns & reboots can indicate a feeble power supply that isn’t conveying ample 
power to your machine. For many, this can occur after installing external hard drives 
that consume excessive power even from wrong handling.
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