Windows 10: Total system freeze/lock-up consistantly after 5 min idle

Given the above Audacity issue in the above Event Logs, just now after compatibility troubleshooting (& presumably "fixing") Audacity I left blank Firefox & Mobile Partner "on" with no user input for 11 minutes, no issues, put in sleep mode, then exited no prob. Doesn't prove that theoretically previously incompatible Audacity was the sole or partial cause, though.

FWIW, I recently ran the built-in HP long Memory Test (in startup menu) and all OK, so perhaps we can skip the Internet download memtest (which is very problematic for me as noted above)

 

Please upload all chkdsk logs *Arrow Check Disk (chkdsk) - Read Event Viewer Log - Windows 7 Help Forums

Answers to your questions:
I don't think the Personalization CSP will help since it is about the restrictions with background images on the lockscreen and the desktop, i.e. the possibility to change them and the restriction for changing them.

Memtest86+ is the name of the test, it does support 64x.


In regards to BSODs, it unfortunately appears that your system had 2 BSODs 5 days ago. Both appeared because something violated an access right on the memory, either on RAM or the pagefile.

 

There was no Chkdsk listed in the log files, so instead of running Chkdsk/ f, this time ran Chkdsk.

 

A tip, I always recommend to run chkdsk /r. It includes /f and attempts to recover any data that is in a bad location.

Please try the following

• Open powershell
• Enter the following
  
• Upload CHKDSKResults.txt.

 

Actually what I wrote above was in error, am pretty sure I ran chkdsk /r before, but "for fun" will do so again

 

still looking for new results (am now very sure I ran chdsk/r before!) , found this at the top (Audacity again)







and more of the same

will run chkdsk again since it does NOT show up!

 

still nothing from a THIRD time running chkdsk/ r

but AGAIN >




also (in German, no probs found, etc.)




and MANY of these >





any ideas ....?

 

another freeze; left it alone too long (same Update issue??)>

 

Run the command specified in previous post in powershell for chkdsk and upload the file the command creates.

 

Am normally NOT using Powershell (either cmd or run) and have Classic Shell Win7 anyway, but trying these, all listed with diff names in start










and ....?

 

and InstallAgentUserBroker with a solid 223 failures still maintains its very comfortable lead, surely related to all the failed Windows "NON-CRITICAL" Updates which I don't want anyway!

 

Run powershell as normal user, not as administrator, to run the command.