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Has anyone figured out a way to get the Windows 11 OS to stop crashing? My computer is near non-functional as I can't even use it for more than 10 minutes.
And honestly anyone looking into downloading Windows 11 should NOT download.
Over the past week or so that I've had Windows 11 my computer has crashed at least twice a day and today it's crashed 5 times right after start up.
Please help!
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Anyone else think it's because of Office? My new Surface laptop crashes all the time, if I have Outlook or Word open. If I close all Office programs, it can survive the day.
Someone on the Windows team should try this simple repro. Just keep Outlook or Word open and wait for the crash.
Hello, I am tried all of the steps and it is not working, I also can not go back to windows 10 according to my pc. Do you think you can help?
Yes, I agree that Microsoft has a lot of work to do. It was a major hassle. I no longer have the laptop as a result when it was doing fine beforehand. Next time Microsoft asks if I want to update to a new version of Windows, I will be skeptical from here on out. That was/is a terrible roll out!
It's the odd year. Windows 11 is reminiscent of Windows ME—but FAR worse. It doesn't play well with Nvidia drivers. I've tried the latest and even older drivers to no avail. After it crashes—which is does several times a day, it fails to recognize my Logitech sound system. Then an hour or so later—if it stays up that long, it all the sudden sees it again.
Sadly, I'm going to have to revert back to Windows 10—which is the recommendation of Lenovo support. They said they're innundated with calls regarding this issue. I was hoping a Windows update would fix it, because it worked fine for the first few months, but I'm tired of waiting. The new PC—which is less than a year old, is unusable. And I've lost a lot of work in some of the crashes.
Hopefully Microsoft will put some effort into fixing what should have been a show-stopping error in an update a few months back.
Windows on Lenovo Laptop keeps crashing
