Windows 10: Windows System Setting Tab freezing when opened.

When I open the System tab in Settings, it completely freezes. No crashing, just freezing. Any help?

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My settings are opening, however when I try to click on the System tab within the settings it just freezes.

Hello,

My settings tab on windows 10 opens fine, however my System tab within the settings isn't opening. Every other tab is opening it's just the system tab. When I click on it it just freezes, and doesnt open.

Any help please?

 

IE11 freezes when opening new tabs quite often.

Hi Byron,

Based on your description of your concern, after fixing your Windows 10 update issue, your Internet Explorer 11 app is experiencing freezing issues when you open a new tab. In addition, a Microsoft Edge shortcut button appeared on your browser. We suggest
that you follow the steps from the articles below to help you customize or reset your Internet Explorer settings:

• Change or Reset Internet Explorer Settings
• How to Reset Internet Explorer Settings
• Windows 10 Help

Should you have further questions, feel free to post on this thread.

 

Windows 10 update freezing cd/dvd then whole system freezes

Hi Bill,

There could be a software that's causing the issue with your CD/DVD, after an update. A compatibility could also be the reason why the freezing is happening. We suggest that you perform a clean boot. It's to start Windows by using a minimal set of drivers
and startup programs. This also helps eliminate software conflict that occur when you install a program or an update. Follow these steps to do so:

• Click the Windows icon on your screen, then search for msconfig.
• Select System Configuration from the search results.
• On the Services tab
• Once done, click on Disable all.
• Go to Startup tab, click on Open Task Manager.
• Once the Task Manager is up, go to Startup tab.
• Click on each item, then click Disable.
• Close the Task Manager.
• On the Startup tab in System Configuration, click
  Apply then OK.

Restart your computer to save the changes. Once your computer restart, check if the issue persists. Once done observing, follow these steps to "Reset the computer to start normally after clean boot troubleshooting:

• Click the Windows icon on your screen, then search for msconfig.
• Select System Configuration from the search results.
• On the Services tab
• Once done, click on Enable all.
• Go to Startup tab, click on Open Task Manager.
• Once the Task Manager is up, go to Startup tab.
• Click on each item, then click Enable.
• Close the Task Manager.
• On the Startup tab in System Configuration, click
  Apply then OK.

We're looking forward to your feedback