Windows 10: Windows 11 continues to be unstable on my PC

I have had this PC and this fresh version of windows from a USB drive since about January of this year 2023Ever since install, it continues to be unstable. It crashes to BSOD and apps struggle to perform appropriately, frequently crashing to desktop as well. I confirm that my Windows 11 is up to date via the Windows Updater. I have formatted my hard drive and reinstalled twice hoping to clear any issues. The same persists. Is there any guidance for my struggles ?I am running a RTX 4080 with the updated drivers per GeForce Experience. I have 10 extra fans moving air through my case to kee

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windows xp installation and dual core am

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Windows 10 Unstable & Continually Crashes

I've now been using Windows 10 for some months on two laptops (one loaded with 10 from the start and the other upgraded from 7) and both are suffering from crashes with freezing of Windows 10 and/or edge. When this happens I often can only get out of it
by keeping the power button pressed to force it to switch off or if I'm lucky I can go to close it down by right clicking on the Start button then choosing Shut Down but invariably something prevents it shutting down and the power button has to be kept pressed
down. This is the worst Windows I've known for crashes since Windows ME and a big retrograde step from the reliable Windows 7.

This is not only affecting my two laptops (not upgraded the desktop from Windows 7 yet due to this) but most of the friends I know who've progressed to Windows 10. The time wasted in continually having to force the laptop to power off and then rebooting
it is becoming a complete joke.

Does anyone have any information on when these unstable glitches in Windows 10 and Edge will be fixed as I'd of thought Microsoft should have done this by now. It was heralded as the best Windows yet but, with these unstable crashes, it so far ranks amongst
the worst.