Windows 10: My pc keeps hard freezing

Hello my pc keeps freezing only when i play games my mouse and keyboard stops responding i can still hear sound for a few minutes then nothing and i have to turn the power off and on , the problem started when i switched from a tv to a 144hz monitor, my tv was limited to 60 hz so with a V-sync it was running 60 fps no freezing I tried updating all the drivers device managerI unistalled gpu drivers and reinstalled them I updated bios I tried limiting fps = 60 fps no crushes 70 fps from time to time hard freezes 80fps frequent freezes144 fps instant freezes some wired black squares

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PC keeps freezing. Windows 10 Home.

Hi!

My PC keeps freezing, requiring me to do a hard boot after approx. 20 minutes of activity . Windows 10 Home. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated.

 

Computer Keeps Freezing

It froze again, and the common problem I see throughout most of the freezes is a driver atksgt.sys being blocked from loading. It is related to Tages Protection from Tages SA and it says it has a driver that is installed that causes stability problems with my system. It says it will be disabled but I think this is why my pc keeps freezing. Any suggestions as to what it may be for and/or if I can get rid of it and how?

I never downloaded a program from Tages SA so I am not sure what it could be from.

 

Windows 10 keeps freezing on my PC.

Hi,

Corrupted system files may be the possible reason why your computer keeps freezing. To isolate your issue, we'd like to gather more information:

• Have you made any recent changes prior to this issue?
• Did you get any error messages?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far aside from reinstalling Windows and updating drivers?

Meanwhile, we suggest that you follow the steps in this
article to improve your computer performance in Windows 10. You may expand
Check memory and memory usage to find out how much memory you have and how much of it is currently being used. Also, try to scan and restore corrupted system files by expanding
Check for corrupted Windows system files.

Let us know if you need further assistance.