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Windows 10 1709 its been out almost a month now and still no fix for the freezing bug issue, lots of people are having the same issue as me and none of your suggestion work unlike the 1703 which didn't freeze for me but sadly 1709 does but seems like Microsoft hasn't acknowledge the problem yet.. #Microsoft fix it
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I have the same issue, my computer has frozen 4 times today. Just freezes and nothing works, no keyboard no mouse. I have to use the reset button to restart. This is a BRAND NEW build with a fresh copy of Windows I paid $100 for. My last cheap 6 year old computer never froze up.
The "Spring Creators Update" - V 1804 - is due out in April I've heard. Let's hope this issue is something that had been fixed in that release.
Sorry to say, disabling fast startup did NOT work for me. My Lenovo desktop machine still froze 2 more times last night. I did check the Lenovo site, and it seems that my particular machine, model H 215 purchased in 2010, was NOT tested with 1709. I guess I'm not surprised, the machine is old. But this is very frustrating that Windows 10 would change something that seems to have broken so many customers. Unfortunately, I cannot role back to 1703; that image is unavailable to me.
15 days since last freeze.
Has not frozen once since disabling fast startup.
Problem still occurs with Windows 10 Version 1709 OS Build 16299.309. I tried disabling fast startup as recommended in this discussion, and I'll see if it helps. This started happening after a MS support person did a full OS install on my machine because it was not accepting OS updates for 6 months or so with the previous version; sorry I don't recall wht that previous version was. A windows recovery image was created on a thumb drive. Because I was having this problem I decided to reinstall from the thumb drive; no change in behavior, occasional freezes still happened.
