Windows 10: My laptop freezes every time after a few minutes after updates

Sometime last week my laptop rarely freezes after it went idle, I've googled the problems and tried to fix it and it still crashes until this day. And when I checked the Reliability Monitor I found out it happens every time after a few minutes or so after an update or checking for updates. This happens regardless if it is automatic or manual updates.



Does anyone knows why is this happening and how to fix it?

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laptop freezes 5-10 minutes after start up for 5-7 minutes every time

hi, every time i turn on or restart after 5-10 minutes there is a definite freezing for about 5-7 minutes, then it becomes totally fine. first occurred when i was watching a video on VLC, so i thought it was a problem in it , then no matter what application
i have open at the time, laptop freezes. i have windows 10 . can anyone help?

 

Laptop freezes for a minute after bootup or sleep

My Dell XPS 13 9370 (250GB SSD) runs perfectly fine except after bootup or sleep. It works fine directly after bootup/sleep but after a few minutes the laptop freezes and I can't do anything. After a minute, the freezing stops and everything is fine. The freezing only happens once and only every time I boot it up.

Help would be great!

Thank you!

Winver 1903 OS Build 18362.535

 

Windows 7 freezes for 1 minute

My custom built rig has lately, in the past 2 months or so, been having these spits of freezing. It will freeze for exactly 1 minute: always 1 minute, every time. I can time it down to the second.

The weird thing is that when it freezes, some programs seem to be immune to it. When playing a full screen game, video and audio will freeze (though not always at the same time, sometimes one or the other will lag). Playing a 3D game in windowed mode seems to be immune to it however. Windows explorer and Firefox always seems to freeze, but Windows Messenger (including video call) will work as normal even while everything else is frozen. After a minute has passed, everything is back to normal. It happens at irregular intervals: sometimes it will happen then happen again 30 seconds later, and sometimes I can go hours without the problem.

It's a bit bizarre and I'm not sure what is causing it. The fact that it is always exactly 1 minute makes me think it's some dumb program checking for an update or something, but I can't pin it down.

Any ideas appreciated.