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    My Aspire S7 stops responding for a few seconds once in a while, randomly

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Turbocharged, May 8, 2013.

  1. Turbocharged

    Turbocharged Notebook Enthusiast

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    Aspire S7 i53317 256G (2*128)

    when in use, the system stop responding once in a while for a few seconds, sometimes more than 10 seconds, mouse click and keyboard operation does nothing while it happens, after the pause passed, the system will work fine for a random period of time and then reappears.

    i can't recreate the problem by a fixed use pattern. it seems random and happens to different software applications.

    i have trid to reinstall the system fresh by Settings -> change PC setting -> General -> remove everything and reinstall windows. and it doesn't fix it.

    any help or any suggestion of where the problem may be? i need more information before sending it to ACER, i dont want to send it back for a few days and then being told "we found no problem..."

    Thanks for the help...

    Kai
     
  2. ellalan

    ellalan Notebook Deity

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    This happened to me as well, I resolved it by changing minimum and maximum power states of the processor, hope it works for you.
    I changed the state in Advanced options of my power options, I have set it to 50% but you could try different figures and choose the right one for your set up.
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    thanks. i'll try that.
     
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    If that doesn't work, try disabling "dynamictic" by run this command in cmd with admin privillages without the quotes, "bcdedit /set disabledynamictick yes"