Simple VBA Macro freezing computer

Hello. I created some simple VBA macro buttons to help navigate around a sheet within a .xlsm file I have. I have about 10 different macro buttons that do this, and simply jump to a different cell in the sheet. Here's an example:

Sub goto_section1()
'Select the section to jump to
Range("A141").Select
'Make the selected cell the first row
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = ActiveCell.Row
End Sub

These have worked flawlessly, but recently, every once in awhile a click of one of these buttons will freeze my computer. Basically, the "processing circle" appears as my cursor, it says "Excel is not responding" and I can't even click anything on my computer desktop, taskbar, etc. I can't even pull up the Task Manager to terminate Excel. Nothing works, and I must hard reboot my computer.

Sometimes this happens and sometimes it does not. I'd say it's become about 25% chance of happening now. Here is some more information:
- The file size is less than 1MB
- All VBA code is under Module1 in VBA
- The file is located on a shared drive in our office
- I included an image I took a picture of (since I couldn't screenshot when it froze!)

Any help/feedback is appreciated!

Hello. I tried your selection but it still happens. The strange thing is, it doesn't always happen. If the macro buttons work once when I have the file open, they work the entire time I am using the file (in that instance). If another day I open the file and use the buttons, the first time I click a button, it freezes (as mentioned in the previous post). So, there's something weird with how the file is open on my PC, and probably not the macro (I assume). Any other thoughts? Any settings/addins/etc that could be causing this? I'm perplexed...

Hey guys. Thanks so much for the quick replies.

why not use hyperlink instead of vba?

Because this file is used for monthly planning, so as I plan the next month, I copy/pastecopy a new tab and rename to the new month. With hyperlinks, the links would jump me back to the previous tab. With the macros, the cell references do not include the sheet name, so they stay intact.

Any other code?

No other code. However, there are several named ranges (but I don't see why that would cause any issue).

Any chance you could upload a sample workbook?

I did by best to simplify the file to show what I have. I attached it.

Also, I do feel it has something to do with the Shared Drive. It's stored on an office Shared Drive, and has links to another file on the same drive (same folder too). I feel this issue occurs more often when I am using the file at home and accessing the file through our VPN. HOWEVER, it has happened to me while in the office as well, so that can't be the sole cause (if at all).

What still perplexes me is that it happens sometimes and it doesn't happen sometimes. As for the real file, consider there being 10 more buttons with the same code and 10 more named ranges. Other than formulas and links to another file, that's it.

Office 2013 by any chance?
It happens to me every so once in a while.
Make sure to save your work regularly while working on it.

is the other files open when it freezes?

Yes.

If no solution works, try to do a full repair on your Microsoft Office install.

I have recently done this, and I still at times experience the same issue.

Office 2013 by any chance?
It happens to me every so once in a while.
Make sure to save your work regularly while working on it.

It is Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus. We had it upgraded within the past year. I am not positive, but it is possible this problem only started after the upgrade.