[Partially Fixed] Intel + NVIDIA Laptop Freeze Problem

Can you please STOP spamming this thread? ALL versions of Windows 1511, 1607, 1703, 1709, have problems with freezing, NO version is a fix, unless you downgrade to 8.1.

If you have a REAL FIX, let us know otherwise. DONT spam post.

Or what? Its worked for me and some other ppl and this is only way to use windows 10 before fix comes out. Because here is really no critical lags.

and also mad girl

Dont tell me what to do or next time i tell you where you need to go.

It HAS NOT, freezes were reduced, but are still there, you HAVE to stop spreading misinformation! SPREADING FALSE INFORMATION COULD MAKE MATERS WORSE AND WE MIGHT NOT GET A FIX, YOU HAVE TO STOP!

"and also mad girl

Dont tell me what to do or next time i tell you where you need to go."

Mad? how can I be mad? I switched my nVidia based laptop for an AMD Based laptop, an RX 580 to be exact, and I'm NOT experiencing these issues....  not to mention the RX580 is faster than the GTX 1060... so mad? NO You have to realize I'm active on this thread to help people out, also because my little brother just bought an HP with a GTX 1060 a few days ago, so I'm here hoping we get a solution soon just like everybody else.

You have to stop acting so immature, last thing we want(hopefully speaking for everyone else) is for someone who's just going to spam this thread, not just by re-posting the same thing over and over, but by someone who's going to start acting immature, that's the last thing we need now.

Secondly... I just thought of something, unfortunately I don't have my little brothers laptop, so someone else will have to test this out:

Head to > Control Panel > System > Advanced System Settings

From there select the "Advanced" tab, and click "Settings" on the "Performance" section. You should get something like this:

Don't know if this been mentioned, but someone give this a try, select "Adjust for best performance" click apply and ok.. report if its still the same.

@Wagnard, yeah were aware of the TrayPwrD3, a lot of people are using it, and I found it to be useful, unfortunately many still don't use it because it drastically reduces their battery life.

@MuWu, would you mind sharing that link please?

Here is the Intel thread:

https://communities.intel.com/thread/119093?start=60&tstart=0

Head to > Control Panel > System > Advanced System Settings

From there select the "Advanced" tab, and click "Settings" on the "Performance" section. You should get something like this:

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Don't know if this been mentioned, but someone give this a try, select "Adjust for best performance" click apply and ok.. report if its still the same.

@Wagnard, yeah were aware of the TrayPwrD3, a lot of people are using it, and I found it to be useful, unfortunately many still don't use it because it drastically reduces their battery life.

Tried "Adjust for best performance", it did not help.

Re: TrayPwrD3, I've had good results with battery with it. Of course slightly less battery life since GPU is on, but it is idle and barely active. Another option is to simply exit the app on battery and start it when plugged in. I keep a handy shortcut on my toolbar.

I am really impressed with Intel, the only one out of the three giants, who acknowledged the issue.

In the meantime, Microsoft removed the support article's last update date...

https://support.microsoft.com/en-ph/help/4033498/brief-black-screen-at-uac-or-wake-up-on-computers-that-have-two-video

I have tried all the suggestions including every build of Windows and save for Windows 7 which can be installed even on Kaby Lake nothing fixes the issue. forget Windows 8.1 that is just too depressing to even install and i shudder at the thought of that OS period.  

So while some of the OS's provide slight band aid's to a horrible wound they are certainly not a fix at all.

What sucks is just how long this has gone on ignored and now Intel is even chiming in with fixes.

Well if intel finds the route cause and its a hardware issue that requires a bios update ?  Guess how many people will get screwed on that end of the stick when the OEM decides the machine in the companies eyes is now EOL even if its only a year old.  Support ends, no new drivers, no new BIOS certainly.    

Hopefully it is driver related or the OS itself and not something that needs to be flashed to run PROPER on the current OS.

Seeing how quiet Microsoft has been and other companies blaming one another this issue must be so serious they want to pretend it does not exist at all.