Windows 10: My win10 somehow freeze after network reset, but still load into the desktop and everything...

Sol, since few days ago my laptop somehow would lose connection and when i try to find anything on the internet it would say DNS not responding. And i did find how to fix those with network reset, but unfortunately its not like a permanent fix and the problem would occur randomly, So today when i try to do my work, it happened again and since i'm really annoyed by it, When i do the network reset i just restart it suddenly instead of waiting for the Automatic update since i need to do my work as fast as possible. When my Laptop turn on.... Somehow it took a little bit longer to loh on into the

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Win10 will ALWAYS freeze at the loading screen on cold boot, resetting after the freeze fixes it and it runs fine. How do I access what it is trying to load in the background?

The subject says it all. It will 100% of the time freeze with the spinning beads loading screen on cold boot. I have to hit the reset button on my tower and then it loads into windows just fine. Choosing "restart" from inside windows itself also boots without
issue.

What I need is a diagnostic boot screen like used to be in WinXP. Where I can see the list of drivers\services being loading one by one and wait to see which one it "freezes" at on cold boot. I can't seem to "see behind" the Win10 load GUI load screen (unchecking
GUI boot didn't help in MsConfig).

Any ideas on what the problem may be and if not HOW do I see what it's freezing at? Thanks!!

 

Computer FREEZE at Desktop display

I have had similar experience. But mine is more random, and occurs when clicking the start menu. It will partially load then freeze the computer. The only way out is to hard shut down. THis happens randomly a number of times per day, and occassionally
immediately again upon reboot. I have since done a recovery to 8.1 and all is well now. THe suggested steps did no good. THere is a bug in Win10. Probably should stop with the workaround suggestions and try to find/fix the issue.

 

Reset WIN10 SERVICES ?

Here is the link to Clean Boot state.

Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts

If you haven't install latest version of network card driver.


On Windows 10, you can also use the "Network reset" feature to fix Wi-Fi or Ethernet connectivity problems after installing an update or at any time that you can't connect to the network.

To reset the network adapters on your device, use these steps:

1. Open Settings.
2. Click on Network & Internet.
3. Click on Status.
4. Under the "Change your network settings" section, click the Network reset option.
5. Click the Reset now button.