Windows 10 freezes - you can do that now

As soon as Windows 10 was available, numerous users switched to it. But in some cases the system suddenly freezes. In this practical tip, you will learn how to quickly get this problem under control again.

Windows 10 freezes - so you solve the error

If your system freezes, you can still act so that it runs smoothly again quickly:

• But maybe it's because some drivers on your PC are out of date.
• So go to Windows Update and check for updates. If updates are available, you should install them immediately.
• In order for Windows 10 to work on your PC, it should have the system requirements for Windows 10.

Windows 10 freezes - memory is full

• Too many programs may currently be active. Call up the task manager with [CTRL] + [ESC] and close all programs that you do not currently need.
• You should also deactivate the programs in Task Manager under "Autostart" that you do not need immediately after starting the PC.
• Alternatively, you can also install additional RAM in your PC, if this is possible.

Windows 10 freezes - used hard disk space

• Note that there is enough free hard disk space for the PC to work properly.
• If this is not the case, you should uninstall some programs or get a larger hard drive.
• Tip: With an SSD you get even more performance out of your PC.

Windows 10 freezes - viruses and malware

• Unwanted programs may be responsible for this problem.
• We therefore recommend that you run a full scan of your system with your antivirus.
• In addition, you should set regular checks to avoid further damage in the future.

If you regularly defragment the hard drive under Windows 10, you can avoid such errors in the future. We will show you this in the next practical tip.