Windows just freezes!!

[Snowi_]

So idk what the problem is but windows 10 just randomly freezes sometimes and then i have to do a restart by pressing my power button! Any help? 

[noobs guid to marsterrace]

What are you doing when it freezes or is it just random

 

I had problems with the amount of ram in my laptop 

[Snowi_]

Just now, noobs guid to marsterrace said:

What are you doing when it freezes or is it just random

 

I had problems with the amount of ram in my laptop 

Its just random i have 8gb of ram and a 64bit system

[JakeNTech]

Do you get a loud buzz when this happens? When I was rocking windows 7 I had a similar issue. A reinstall of windows fixed it for me.

[Snowi_]

5 hours ago, fixitnow said:

Do you get a loud buzz when this happens? When I was rocking windows 7 I had a similar issue. A reinstall of windows fixed it for me.

No i dont 

 

[JakeNTech]

Just now, Snowi_ said:

No i dont 

 

Ah, Ok. Is your windows up to date? Have you made any changes to your PC lately?

[NeoFrux]

What are your temperatures like? Try running HWMonitor to see if there's anything that looks out of the ordinary. Usually you don't want a temperature much higher than 80-85C on your CPU or GPU, as that's when they typically begin to throttle. Aside from that, how old is this PC, and when did this start happening? Do you know what your PC's specs are (CPU, RAM, graphics card model, motherboard model, power supply model, etc)? Is it a laptop or desktop? One thing to try up front would be to reset your CMOS, which on a desktop is usually done with either a jumper or button on the motherboard, or just by pulling the coin cell battery while the power is disconnected.

[MCManiac52]

10 hours ago, Snowi_ said:

So idk what the problem is but windows 10 just randomly freezes sometimes and then i have to do a restart by pressing my power button! Any help? 

Open task manager and keep the performance tab open, when windows freezes, see if anything says 100%.

[demonix00]

Check the event viewer to see if there's anything out of place, but if there's any storahci entries which state that it has been sending reset commands to the hard drive then all you need to do is install the specific AHCI/SATA drivers for your motherboard/computer.