This might help:
Fix Speed of processor in group is being limited by System Firmware - Event ID 37 (Solved)
Make sure you reset the BIOS to default, even if you've disabled fast startup.
You can turn it back on afterwards.
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Hi,
I recently downloaded Windows 11 on my laptop and for the first 3 days, everything went smoothly with no issues. After that, everything went down hill. I'm starting to experience random freezes as well as black screen. I have no choice but to do a hard reboot to get my laptop up and running again. The freezes and sometimes black screen happens randomly. Sometimes, it only occur once a day, other days 3 times and today, it happened about 6 times. I have no idea what might caused this issue because on the Event Viewer, it didn't tell me much. And on the Reliability Report, it just says that the device was turned off unexpectedly. I can confirm that the temperature is not the issue. And there's nothing wrong with the hardware as well because this issue I encountered with Windows 10 as well. I've sent my laptop to the store 3 times to see if there's anything wrong with the hardware but the store couldn't find anything wrong with it.
Here's what I did to try to fix this issue:
I could be gaming, or browsing the internet or even left the laptop on idle, it would either freeze or the screen would go black, or both.
Here's my device:
MSI GS63 8RE STEALTH, NVIDIA GTX 1060, INTEL 8TH GEN CORE i7-8750H
6GB of GDDR5
16GB DDR4
Here's the Reliability Report screenshot that I took.
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This might help:
Fix Speed of processor in group is being limited by System Firmware - Event ID 37 (Solved)
Make sure you reset the BIOS to default, even if you've disabled fast startup.
You can turn it back on afterwards.
I was facing the same issue earlier. I adjusted my Virtual memory and even changed the screen resolution. I don't know which one worked but It did solve the issue. I referred to this article - https://devsjournal.com/windows-11-keeps-freezing-randomly.html
P.S. I have now updated to Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000.160 and changed back my resolution to what it was earlier. No issues as of now.
Facing the same problem with no resolution. Very disgusted with the update - especially since it is hurting laptop performance big time.
More info = more help
What build of Windows 11 are you on?
Right click Start, Run and type winver for
the build #.
What troubleshooting have you tried?
Version 21H2, OS Build 22000.318
Troubleshooting such as adjusting Resolution as mentioned in earlier suggestions as others as suggested on screen.
Also disabled third party Anti Virus (McAfee) and currently relying on MS Defender.