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<blockquote data-quote="goughy" data-source="post: 1035918" data-attributes="member: 111509">Yeah, I've tried it in debug, and just as a bare bones setup.&nbsp; Got nothing.&nbsp; The problem is that when it freezes it's completely frozen, so no record of what is happening is recorded.&nbsp; I've got watchdog enabled, and when I've had issues with my tv series db it picks that up.&nbsp; But the freeze is everything, no mouse, no activity at all.&nbsp; Can't ctl alt del, nothing, and it will stay that way for days.&nbsp; Only long press of power or reset button gets it going.[DOUBLEPOST=1382651204][/DOUBLEPOST]Windows is recording nothing when it happens.&nbsp; I guess it's a complete freeze so it doesn't have time to record anything.&nbsp; I only use avg free, and have tried it with it uninstalled and it still happened.&nbsp; Same with windows firewall.&nbsp; My main os drive has been anywhere from 50% to 90% empty and still happened.&nbsp; My data drive is 50% empty.Someone suggested to me that a complete freeze like that, with no mouse activity at all (it was happening when mp gui was not running too) could be a video card.&nbsp; Mine has onboard video so I've install an old ati hd4350 (I think that's it) video card and have the onboard disabled (not appearing in device manager any more).&nbsp; A few days with no freezes so far, granted they could be up to a week between.The only thing bugging me is I seem to have lost many of my settings in catalyst control center!&nbsp; So I can't access overscan settings to get the image on my lg tv right.&nbsp; It's just slightly to small and not to the edges of the screen.&nbsp; I'm sure they used to be there with this video card in my old system, as I always had to adjust that.When I right click on the screen and go to screen resolution the settings there tell me that it's an LG TV running a resolution of 1920 x 1080 (whatever it is) at 60hz.&nbsp; But when I go into device manager it says my monitor is a generic pnp monitor.&nbsp; So I don't know if that's affecting what settings are available in ccc.&nbsp; But I've lost all the settings in ccc like 'my flat panel display' etc and can't adjust it.&nbsp; In fact, in ccc the only settings I have available are Pinned, Presets, Performance and Power.I've tried updating my driver, and I've installed ccc a few times and it doesn't seem to do anything more.&nbsp; Any clues here guys?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="goughy, post: 1035918, member: 111509"] Yeah, I've tried it in debug, and just as a bare bones setup. Got nothing. The problem is that when it freezes it's completely frozen, so no record of what is happening is recorded. I've got watchdog enabled, and when I've had issues with my tv series db it picks that up. But the freeze is everything, no mouse, no activity at all. Can't ctl alt del, nothing, and it will stay that way for days. Only long press of power or reset button gets it going.[DOUBLEPOST=1382651204][/DOUBLEPOST] Windows is recording nothing when it happens. I guess it's a complete freeze so it doesn't have time to record anything. I only use avg free, and have tried it with it uninstalled and it still happened. Same with windows firewall. My main os drive has been anywhere from 50% to 90% empty and still happened. My data drive is 50% empty. Someone suggested to me that a complete freeze like that, with no mouse activity at all (it was happening when mp gui was not running too) could be a video card. Mine has onboard video so I've install an old ati hd4350 (I think that's it) video card and have the onboard disabled (not appearing in device manager any more). A few days with no freezes so far, granted they could be up to a week between. The only thing bugging me is I seem to have lost many of my settings in catalyst control center! So I can't access overscan settings to get the image on my lg tv right. It's just slightly to small and not to the edges of the screen. I'm sure they used to be there with this video card in my old system, as I always had to adjust that. When I right click on the screen and go to screen resolution the settings there tell me that it's an LG TV running a resolution of 1920 x 1080 (whatever it is) at 60hz. But when I go into device manager it says my monitor is a generic pnp monitor. So I don't know if that's affecting what settings are available in ccc. But I've lost all the settings in ccc like 'my flat panel display' etc and can't adjust it. In fact, in ccc the only settings I have available are Pinned, Presets, Performance and Power. I've tried updating my driver, and I've installed ccc a few times and it doesn't seem to do anything more. Any clues here guys? [/QUOTE]

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