When the procedures are complete exit the command prompt: Type in at the prompt OR Copy and Paste these one at a time : (Hit enter after each)ĭism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth I absolutely dreaded the prospect of working on a clean Win10 install, so I read through this entire thread several times and cobbled together the following approach:

I checked system admin event log, and while there were some entries, nothing was being logged at any of the times the system was locking up. So I disconnected them, disconnected any USB drives I had connected, and re-connected my wired USB keyboard and mouse. I thought it may have been my older wireless MS keyboard and mouse I use. Even bringing up Task Manager or other system utils would freeze the same way. The mouse and keyboard would freeze every couple of minutes, but after 3-5 minutes I would get control back for another few minutes. I have been receiving automatic upgrade downloads, because some mornings my machine reboots overnight.īut I received an automatic overnight upgrade download on 12/3 and that's when the problems began. The Windows 10 automated download and upgrade procedure worked then without errors.

No SSD, RAID Setup, external graphics card, no Acronis TrueImage, nothing of the sort. System has 6 gig RAM and a 1.0 TB rotating HD.

I downloaded the 64-bit Windows 10 Home upgrade on my newer Windows 8.1 Lenovo all in one desktop back in late September. I has this similar problem since late last week, and finally managed to resolve it on Tuesday night. many thanks, john t Northumberland, England.Ok. my laptop is bang up to date with all the latest updates etc etc.Īnybody got any idea how to cure this before I go mad. It seems to happen more often with edge than explorer, The freeze lasts for about one or two minutes at the most, and nothing will unfreeze it, other than a complete re-start. have tried everything I can think of but nothing works. tried your advice, but still getting random freeze with win 10 home.

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