Freezing problem Hi Qosmio G15 keeps freezing. The only way to reboot it is to hold down the power button to turn it off and then turn it back on. Right after it freezes (maybe 3-5 seconds later) the fan gets really loud. Help!

you can try a factory reset
1. shutdown the tbalet
2. hold volume up button and press the power button
3. when manufacturer logo come leave the power button but keep volume up button to get to recovery mode
4. in recovery mode use volume up/down button to navigate and the power button to select
5. choose WIPE DATA / FACTORY RESET than select YES .... wait a moment then select WIPE CACHE PARTITION
6. finale step select REBOOT
keep in your mind all data will be erased

Turn off, then hold down vol up and power button until you see the droid, release it will continue to boot to a memu. Select reboot.

Try to check if your phone memory still have enough space. common cause for freezing and shutting off is when your phone memory is almost full. try deleting some stuff.

I have the same "computer" qosmio f60. I've replaced the hard drive, installed a new window 7 OS, changed RAM paging, power options, run the things with a fan pointed at the computer fan.
The fan goes to high speed and the HDD LED unblinking. I've brought the laptop to two computer shops whose owners knew less about computers than I did. I tried to go to a Toshiba recommended shop in Toronto except they changed to Apple-service only. I tried phoning Toshiba, they just want to change 4 bucks a minute for technical assistance. I've had this Toshiba-thing going on 3 years with the troubles starting after the first year. No one cares about this problem. If I see a Toshiba factory I'm going to chuck this red brick of cra through the window.
BTW it's not a virus or rootkit. I had to learn how to partition a HDD sector through some crazy BIOS program before installing windows. There's no virus or rootkit that's causing this problem.
It's mostly been freezing on me with games.

Hello,

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your PS3 is freezing simply because your console is affected by heat, so you have to cool it down. If the freezing continues even after cooling down, you can follow the steps below:

To stop the PS3 from Freezing, you could begin by putting off your console and wait for 20 minutes. After that, put it back on. Check if there's any loose cables. If there is, put them back in.

If the problem still persist, try the below steps,

1. Turn off Playstation®3.
2. Hold the power button down; the system will turn on and turn off once again.
3. Once the System has been shutdown, re-press you finger until you hear 2 consecutive beeps
4. When you hear the 2 beeps take finger off power button.
5. You will be prompted to plug in your controller via USB and then hit the PS button
6. The Recovery menu will pop up.

The current Recovery Menu supports:
• Restart System: Restarts the PLAYSTATION®3 System.
• Restore Default Settings: Reset all system settings back to default.
• Restore File System: Checks for corrupt/missing system files.
• Rebuild Database: Rebuilds the OS for the PLAYSTATION®3.
• Restore PS3 System: Fresh restore; Deletes everything and starts from Scratch.
• System Update: Update the PLAYSTATION®3 System.

Take care.

Try pressing Fn + F2 key after turning the computer on. Try to perform power drain. Taka out the battery and unplug the adapter. Presss and hold the power button for 30secs. Put the battery back in and plug in your power adapter then turn on the computer.

Let me know if you will still be getting the same issue.

This just means shut down and restart.

Just click Start>Turn off computer, and when it has shut down turn it back on.

It's as simple as that.

Subscriber/user FMFM85 had posted a solution for another laptop that worked for me. That was Power down, remove battery, remove power, wait five minutes, plug in power and do not install battery, I rebooted to last known good configuration. This method got me further along.from the absolute DEAD state the laptop was in. Now I know that the laptop is really hosed in other ways. I will keep you posted.

reboot in Safe Made by pressing F8 at boot up. Then restore the system to an earlier date. This may be happening due to some malicious prog that you have installed or due to a virus. If due to a virus, the install AVG Anti Virus free from www. download.com.

Try holding down the "Left Shift Key" when turning on the system