Have you ever encountered a problem with computers where the computer screen freezes regularly? Sometimes it will just hang up. The mouse will not move and the page stands still. It will be frustrating experience when the computer does some mischief like going for a screen freeze or crash or start showing the ‘blue screen of death’. We may be in the middle of some important work when it happens and the result is that many of the unsaved data will be lost.

It doesn’t matter even if your computer fails to respond for some time. It can be something related to the functioning of the computer. While we are not aware of the processes taking place, the computer may be working on something. But obviously, even after waiting for a while and pressing a few keys do not evoke any response; it is time to conclude that your computer screen has frozen due to some obscure reason.

A large percentage of computer screen freezes can be attributed to a corrupted computer registry. It is essential to perform registry cleaning to avoid issues like a slow pc, computer screen freezes, windows error messages etc. Being a delicate area of the computer, any manual activities involving the computer registry has to be done with caution. Those who do not have sound knowledge on computers are required to use a registry clean up software to avoid such problems in future.

Anyone with the basic knowledge of computers will be tempted to press the Esc key when it is obvious that the computer screen has frozen. Hitting the Esc key will take you back to the previous step. Sometimes, even this will not elicit a positive response from the computer.
 If that is the case with a screen freeze of the computer, the next remedy is to press the Ctrl, Alt and Del keys together.  This will give you a list of many applications running on the computer with the status of the programs running at that time. Any non responsive programs will be indicated as ‘not responding’ in the windows task bar. Stopping such programs may work out if it is a program related error. But again the risk of losing any unsaved data remains. Any ways, learning the lessons the hard way makes us more competent.

Restarting the computer is the last solution to a screen freeze problem. Pressing the reset button is likely to restore the computer back to its normal self, even though not a long lasting solution. Fixing the registry errors in the computer only will solve constant computer screen freezes.

A reliable registry cleaner can fix the errors in a corrupted windows registry which in turn is the root cause of several problems associated with the computers. Many of the popular and trusted registry cleaner software offer a free scan of your computer registry to detect the problems. I suggest the product RegCure because it worked for me and my PC is as good as new with no more computer screen freezes.