I have the same problems with Intel.
When I go back to 1607 the problems are gone, but now I was forced to install the 1709 update again and the problems are back!!
Micrsosoft doesn't do anything, they don't even admit there's a problem.
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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 problems with Intel.
When I go back to 1607 the problems are gone, but now I was forced to install the 1709 update again and the problems are back!!
Micrsosoft doesn't do anything, they don't even admit there's a problem.
Hi Regile Reg and everyone
Just to give a background - I updated to 1709 around mid-December. Following a week of random freezes, I rolled back to 1703 and no further problems occurred. In mid-January, I accidently updated again to 1709. Once it had done, I disabled fast boot as some users have reported to have done. Two weeks on and there have been no freezes. So the issue appears to have gone away. How - I'm not certain.
If it does freeze again, I'll post here
I also did a rollback + re-update + disabled fast start, but I still have the problem.
So disabling fast start doesn't work in my case.
I think people who found that the problem stopped after disabling fast boot is more of a coincidence than anything. Fast boot is non functional once windows have full loaded up. Its primary function & really, only function is to shut down your system with a touch of hibernation, where it uses laptop battery power or system power to keep data stored in your ram. So when you power on again, it loads from the ram, rather having to seek out files from your HDD. Fast boot has 0 benefits if your already on a SSD, just to point that out to everyone.
1709 is the problem & I have contacted MS support & when I said the problem is with 1709 thats caused my system to become unstable. The live support chat suddenly ended, twice!
iv tried sfc /scannow but it found no errors of any kind. and dism.exe/Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth we will see if that makes a difference but i doubt that it would, i must say this is the second time iv installed windows 10 1709 and same problems. unlike 1703 no such problem.thank you for at least taking the time to answer
Ditto here, same results, I've installed and rolled back 3 times since August 2017