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General Freezing Problems

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Hi, I recently downloaded a script and everything was going fine uploading until I got to one folder. The folder is a skin for the script everytime I open and then try to upload a file the program freezes. I've tried doing this in my browser and in SmartFTP. I tried just moving the folder itself to another location on my computer and it just said one of the files was in use so it wouldn't work. I've posted on their help forum but no responses yet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Edit: I've changed the title cause as my following post indicates, my computer is freezing now just when it's in Windows Explorer. I've noticed recently like if I click on My Documents it will show all the items and then flash to white for a couple minutes and then they will finally come back up, if at all.

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okay, even just general browsing now through windows explorer is freezing my stuff. I'm not even in that folder trying to upload and it sometimes works after like 5 minutes of frozen or just won't work at all.

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Ugh..I tried deleting the folder and it said one of the files "neutral.png" could not be deleted because it was currently in use. When it wasn't...this isn't looking good :cry:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I scanned with Ad-aware and found nothing.

Boot up in Safe Mode by holding F8 as you switch the PC on. This makes sure Windows only actives the files needed to run and nothing else. This way you should be able to delete any nasty scripts or programs.

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