Random freeze windows 10 hp 250 g6

[IT_WinSec]

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@Nick101 wrote:

OK once you have downloaded DWS and disabled telemetry task. What is it for?

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Well, this is a long reading but if you want, here is some background

** >> Why Windows 10 "sucks" and Everything wrong with Windows (10) >> http://itvision.altervista.org/why-windows-10-sucks.html#TheEND

** >> Windows 10 telemetry / 'spyware' >> https://www.computerworld.com/article/3159424/microsoft-windows/you-still-can-t-turn-off-windows-10-...

DWS is free open-source utility - it can destroy Windows 10 "spying" - can block some of the anonymous data being sent to Microsoft, it can remove some apps and more. Video tutorial available >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VgfEmCvaH0

Also, user selected - it can delete some of the Windows default programs or features that are not removable under Apps & Features

Additional info >> https://github.com/Nummer/Destroy-Windows-10-Spying/

Basically, some of these telemetry services in Win 10 may be resourse intensive along with Windows 10 Automatic updates which cannot be stopped just like that and by default.

If you recently install Windows, your PC may be outdated and lots of updates may be pending installation.

Another reason for the freezing may be drivers issue.

[IT_WinSec]

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@Nick101 wrote:

Ok. Typing winver tells me that I have version 1803 (build17134.320)

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This is the old version (now). If you recently installed Windows 10, there may be lots of updates pending to install, trying to download and install since March/April 2018 [when build 1803 was released].  Windows 10 automatic updates run in the background and may be resource intensive.

** By the way, Windows 10 1809 upgrade has just been released

If you believe you are good for the upgrade,I'd suggest you uninstall any security products before upgrading.

VIsit  https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows10

Download the Media Creation Tool or the upgrade tool and manually update to the latest Windows 10 version. Reinstall security products afterwards.

** Have you downloaded and installed all the drivers for your hardware from HP Support website  ?

>> https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers

[kflash08]

Regarding the memory; it's recommended that you upgrade the memory modules in pairs of the same type, size, speed rating, manufacture, etc. Otherwise you may experience crashes due to module differences. That why many memory upgrade kits come with two modules. I would recommend replacing the factory installed module with the exact one that you installed a couple months ago.

[Nick101]

Ok