Once you know what program it is, go ahead and uninstall it.
Eventually, you will only have one item checked and that will be causing the hanging. You would have to do the same procedure with the services if it’s not a startup item causing the problem. Then you check half of those and restart again. If the problem comes back, you know that the problem item is in that list of checked items. You basically have to manually figure it out by re-enabling half the startup items and then restarting. There is no easy way to determine which startup item or which service is causing the problem. If you find that Windows is not hanging anymore, then you can be 100% sure that it’s a problem with a third-party program or service. Then click on the Disable All button.Ĭlick OK and then restart your computer. Now click on the Services tab and check the box that says “ Hide all Microsoft services“. Make sure to uncheck the box that says “ Load Startup Items“. Step 2: Click on the General tab and and choose Selective Startup. Step 1: Log into Windows 7 with Administrator rights, click on the Start button and type in MSCONFIG in the search box. Either way, the best way to see if this is really the issue is to perform a clean boot.
It could be an anti-virus software or just a normal program you downloaded off the Internet. Usually this means there is some software installed on the computer that is causing problems with other aspects of Windows. If you are already logged into Windows and are having problems with Windows 7 hanging while opening programs or clicking on dialog boxes or right-clicking, etc, then you should try the following procedures. Feel free to comment with solutions/questions! Hanging While in Windows 7 That way, you can simply skip down to the part that you think might address your issue.
I’ll try to make the guide more navigable by using section headers to identify what type of hanging I’m trying to deal with.
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