[Solved!] Windows 10 freezing

Way #1: Clean system disk

If your system disk is full of data, it can cause the entire Windows 10 system to freeze. If you realize that the disk is full, it is best to clear it as soon as possible of unnecessary temporary files. This can be done using Windows 10 Disk Cleanup or another way that’s convenient for you.

Way #3: Check your hardware; it might be faulty

It might just be that the computer components are out of order and thus you think the system is freezing. In fact, it could be a damaged mouse, keyboard, etc.

If so, then the equipment will need to be replaced.

Way #1: Update drivers

After updating the system, you should pay attention to whether the drivers are updated. Sometimes, this does not happen automatically and, as a result, the system freezes up. In PC settings, select “Update & Security”. Next, in Windows Update, check for available updates and download them automatically.

Way #3: Consider a full Windows reinstall.

Sure, a complete reinstallation of the operating system would do the best job at preventing Windows 10 from freezing, but there's no rush here. You need to first think about your saved data, then make a backup or create a disk image. After that, there is nothing to lose and you can safely reinstall the system.

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