Hello Macros_1,
An outdated firmware and BIOS can also cause this type of issue in Windows 10. I'll need more information to properly address the issue. Please verify the following:
- Can you tell me the complete specifications of your Windows PC? This information is essential to determine if your hardware component has an ongoing issue with the latest version of Windows 10.
- Do you have a third-party security software installed on your PC?
- What is the current OS Build of your Windows 10 system? Select the Start button, go to Settings > System > About. Scroll down to Windows specifications to find this information.
In the meantime, I suggest running the CHKDSK tool to test the integrity of your local disk.
- Select the Start button.
- Type Command Prompt.
- Right-click Command Prompt and then choose Run as administrator.
- If prompted, select Yes or enter the administrator password.
- Type the command below and then hit Enter.
- chkdsk /f /r <volume letter>:
- For example: chkdsk /f /r C:
- Wait for the process to finish.
Please reply back with the results.