Windows 10 Freezes Randomly? Try These Effective Fixes!

Windows 10 Freezes Randomly? Try These Effective Fixes!: Windows 10 Freezes Randomly and it's report gone increased in October 2017. Although window 10 is now improving with usability improvements, smoother transitions, improve help center and much more thing.

Window 10 has to improve its other new features and also fix glitches and bugs which can cause Windows freezing randomly. Lots of people facing this problem as their window 10 freezes randomly because they need some configuration and improvements.

Today in this article we are going to share some of the quick fixes to fix Windows 10 freezing.

Why window 10 freezes randomly?

There could a lot of reasons for Windows 10 freezing it could be it happened to other Windows. Here are some of the common of freezing.

• Outdated and faulty drivers


• Overheating


• Registry issues


• Lack of memory spaces


• Virus or Malware infections


• Insufficient RAM memory


• Running of unnecessary programs


• Startup items running in the background

Windows 10 keeps freezing 2018

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How to solve computer freezing problem in window 10?

Here are some of the collective effective methods and fixes which will help you a lot. Keep using all following these fixes.

Method  1. Disconnect all devices

If you are on PC e or desktop device then try to disconnect all of your internal devices like mouse and keyboard. So if you are using a USB or another external device just disconnect it from your PC.

Method  2. Faulty memory card

Another reason for frequent computer freezes is due to a fault in the memory card for the hard drive. For this, you have to run the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool.

Method  3. Clear computer temporary files

Another main reason of system freezes and hangs due to temporary files. Our system store temporary files in temp folder which can slow down your system and cause problems.

How to delete temporary files in PC?

• To remove temporary files in PC first open run command by pressing window key and R at once.

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• A popup window will be open at the bottom then type %temp% local application data and type temp for windows temporary data.

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• Once you find out all the temporary data you can delete it but pressing Ctrl + A and then hit the delete button to delete.

Method 4. Remove unnecessary programs to avoid computer freezes

Sometimes unnecessary programs like computer themes, programs cause frequent freezes and hangs.

How to uninstall incompatible programs in window 10?

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• To Remove unnecessary programs go to Control Panel.


• Under Program Section click on Uninstall a program.

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• In the next window, there will be all the computer programs that you install. Click on the unnecessary program and then Uninstall it.


• Restart your computer.

Method 5. Rolling window 10 updates back

Every new update in window 10 comes with bugs and glitches. It is possible that recent window 10 updates on your pc could come with bugs and freezes. So you must roll it back to the previous windows 10 update.

For this, you have to follow some of the steps to roll back window 10 updates to the previous update.

• Open Settings in Window 10.


• Now find out Update & Security option in Settings. If you did not find it on the front window then type directly in the search bar.

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• In Update and Security option Choose Recovery option from the left panel.


• In recovery, Panel select Go back to the previous version of Windows 10 and then click on Get Started.


•  Now, wait for some minutes to finish the process by the window.