Windows 10: Microsoft admits updates are freezing computers - again

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  1. BOOKFOX
    bookfox Win User

    Microsoft admits updates are freezing computers - again

    bookfox, May 20, 2019
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  2. MAYRA AQU
    Mayra Aqu Win User

    Windows 10 Computer Randomly Freezes

    Hi,

    Listed below are some possibilities why the computer keeps on freezing:

    • Outdated drivers.
    • Virus and malware.
    • Corrupted system files.

    We suggest performing the steps on this article that can help resolve the issue.

    Get back to us if you have other concerns.
     
    Mayra Aqu, May 20, 2019
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  3. MIKESIL23
    mikesil23 Win User
    Windows 10 keeps freezing my computer randomly

    I have done these boilerplate "solutions" so many times the computer almost does them by itself.

    It does appear that Microsoft is making some small effort on the problem (without even admitting that it exists). Over the past 18 months I have noticed:

    • the interval between freezes has improved from about every 2 operating hours to about 12 hours, on average
    • the hard reset after a freeze no longer throws Win10 into one of its weird states from which it used have great difficulty recovering. Now when a freeze happens I can do power off, wait, power on and get a normal startup.
    So keep up the good work, guys. Our great-great-great-grandchildren will thank you for it.
     
    mikesil23, May 20, 2019
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  4. DARIAN TAB
    Darian Tab Win User

    Microsoft admits updates are freezing computers - again

    computer Freeze

    Hi,

    Software or driver conflicts after downloading Windows 10 may be causing the freezing on your computer. Answering the following questions may help us in identifying the underlying cause of the issue:

    • Aside from updating to Windows 10, were there any other changes made on your computer prior to the issue?
    • Are you getting an error message or code when the issue happens?
    • What troubleshooting steps have you already performed?

    Regards.
     
    Darian Tab, May 20, 2019
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