My guess is explorer. When it freezes everything becomes unresponsive.

Is explorer trying to :
access a net drive it can't find?
access a faulty drive attached to your machine?

Is some service trying to find something that's not available?
Example: We have clearcase installed on our machines and if your machine is
detached from the network Clearcase tries to find its server process and
because it can't everything freezes.

HTH,

Adam
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One suggestion is to goto the Folder Options in a windows folder, go to the
View tab. Select the option to 'Launch folder windows in a seperate process',
then if a folder window locks up, it wont affect the rest of windows.

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