Windows 10 version 2004 Randomly freezes

I haven't tested any games as of yet, but removing avast free antivirus has solved the issues of my applications freezing and applications not opening. I have restarted the pc several times opened many applications and ran them and so far all is well, as for games i to hace watchdogs when i have time i will run the game and see if any issues come back. I have also posted the problem on the avast forum. I would love to know why hasn't avast fixed the issues with 2004? 

I did what someone here suggested remove avast using the removal tool and then testing all my applications. Windows 2004 is not stable at all, it should not have been released.

It looks like all of our whining (to our English friends that's winging) has had a impact on the guys at Microsoft!  2004 is not available now. My laptop message says "feature update to windows 10 is on the way, version 2004."   They took down the defective download. So roll back and keep checking for the updated version.  Maybe for those with 2004 on their machines a patch is available.

I haven't tested any games as of yet, but removing avast free antivirus has solved the issues of my applications freezing and applications not opening. I have restarted the pc several times opened many applications and ran them and so far all is well, as for games i to hace watchdogs when i have time i will run the game and see if any issues come back. I have also posted the problem on the avast forum. I would love to know why hasn't avast fixed the issues with 2004? 

I did what someone here suggested remove avast using the removal tool and then testing all my applications. Windows 2004 is not stable at all, it should not have been released.

Hello everyone, 

I am running win 10 version 2004 19041.329, not the beta version. As of yesterday June 16th, 2020 my computer started to freeze when I was watching a couple of videos on udemy. I was also copying and pasting some questions and answers using Microsoft Word 2016. The computer started to freeze. When I went to look at the event viewer I noticed all the alerts ESENT 642 and I could not find a resolution. 

Identical issue i have been re installing and re formatting os drive and was changing ram sticks ect thinking it could possibly be my ram but after searching i realised i to installed 2004

There is nothing you normally do on a windows computer that should cause such problems. You should not have to wait several hours, say a Hebrew prayer of perform a magic incantation.  2004 is defective and needs to be replaced!

In case I was unclear, I've found that the problem OCCURS when leaving the Opera windows open and inactive for a few hours; it's not a solution!

While always accepting (and regretting) that updates contain problems, my purpose is to help to find solutions (or even work-arounds) until the underlying cause of the issue can be fixed.

A week later, I've had several days in which the problem did not resurface. However, I THINK I've tied the issue down to the occasions when I have opened multiple streaming tabs in my Opera browser (which is newly-reinstalled for the purpose) and THEN LEFT THE PC ON FOR A FEW HOURS WITHOUT ACTIVITY.

I'm still pretty sure that this only dates from the 2004 Windows Update.

I can easily work around this, but has anyone else noticed such behaviour?

There is nothing you normally do on a windows computer that should cause such problems. You should not have to wait several hours, say a Hebrew prayer of perform a magic incantation.  2004 is defective and needs to be replaced!