Computer crash when ever i am on line my computer creashes and says low disk apace and tells me my anti-virus is unregisted

1. Update your anti-virus software. If it fails to update, you probably have a computer-virus.
2. Disconnect from the Internet. Does it now seem to run better? If so, then you probably have a computer-virus.
3. Run the updated anti-virus software, to scan for viruses.
4. Tell us more about the computer:
* manufacturer
* model
* CPU (Intel? AMD?) speed?
* how much RAM in your computer?
* how "old" is the computer?
* desktop or laptop?
* when is the last time that you took a can of compressed-air and gave a "blow-job" to remove all the dust from insdie the computer?
* how "old" is the disk-drive? Is it "failing" ? What speed? 4200 RPM? 5400 RPM 7200 RPM?
* when was the last time that you DEFRAG'd that disk-drive?
* Windows XP? Vista? 7?

if you have another computer in the house you can transfer the HD to the second computer and access the crashed HD from the working one

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bluescreen? try this one turn off your laptop for sometime, and open it and remove the new applications you install. you can repair the problem by repairing you o.s. but it will not take long the Bluescreen will return soon.

solution: back up your data make a clean format. but right after installing o.s. immediately install anti virus.

thanks

Hi, it seems there are viruses on your computer. Please try again to run anti virus. Otherwise change your anti virus with another one.
Regards

If a software (including a game) is crashing and freezing there can be one or more of the following reasons.

1. Your computer is infected. Get a good Anti virus and clean your PC after updating the Anti Virus.
2. You have insufficient RAM. Check your RAM and CPU performance in Task Manager if you are using Windows. Just Right click your task bar at the bottom and select Task manager and the check the performance of your RAM if it is being utilized more that 70-95%. You may be low in RAM. You should get rid of any Mal ware or Viruses before you perform this test.
3. Get registry cleaning software to improve performance of your machine.
4. The software that gets stuck might be incompatible with your PC. Check the software documentation to make sure the requirements of the software is provided by your machine.
   

Remove the disk-drive from your computer.
Attach it as a "slave" disk-drive in a different computer that has up-to-date anti-virus software installed.
Run the anti-virus software, targeting "all" the files on that "slave" disk-drive,
if you believe that it is possible for any anti-virus software to remove 100% of any computer-virus.

Or, read: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc700813.aspx

which describes "best practises", namely to copy all your data files, "flatten" the disk-drive,
reinstall Windows, and reload your data.

Or, take this incident as an "opportunity" to install a new (larger? faster?) disk-drive into your computer, disconnecting the old disk-drive, and to reinstall Windows,
and to install an anti-virus software package.
Then, temporarily attach the old disk-drive as a "slave" drive, and copy all your files.
When the copy completes, FORMAT the "slave" disk-drive, to wipe-out ALL the files on that disk.

Have you ever done a Disk Cleanup to remove old and temporary files?
Disk Cleanup will return recover disk space.
Please click on this link and follow my instructions to recover hard disk space :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559146-hard_disk_maintenance

You need to repair you computer and to also prevent it with any strong anti virus

Reinstall the webcam driver and you are done. If your Anti virus asks for permissions during installation, please allow.

Install the old anti virus 2005 and then the updates. or contact the anti virus company the would tell you what to do.