Windows 11 Constantly Crashing

Microsoft is being very authoritarian about this and the subject is not open for discussion. Play the Hello game with, eventually, a four-number pin.The simplified approach alas works all too well.

Hi,

I am beginning to hate windows 100% took me 12 different tries just to get here. I know my stupid password and didn't need to change it because it was my only password for Microsoft. This proves Microsoft doesn't have a clue as to what they are doing.

How do I know I just paid for windows 11 from Microsoft and it too still crashes just like the one from Asus. Both cersions of windows just proved to be 100% money grab. Microsoft made me buy windows 11 twice just this year alone. Yup talk about ripping gbthe public off.

Your stupid crappy waste operating system is just that ****.

How do I get my money back?

I tried to call Microsoft and only got a automated response system that sent me to nothing. Now how convenient is that when your in need of help and paid for the windows operating system twice just to get the exact same result. 100% ****

Please log on to my account and replace my money, $211.95 and the $179.95 I paid in Oct 2022.

Microsoft has proven to me to be 100% lyres and don't fix anything just lie about how good their windows products work. Then don't answer the phone when there is problems. Leaving us in the dark and without our money.

I fell 100% times 2 ripped off by Microsoft

Thanks for ripping me off I totally enjoyed getting gbstabbed in the back by your stupid Trump lovers.

If you’re experiencing crashes on your Windows 11 computer, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Random freezes and restarts can be frustrating and disrupt your work or entertainment. In this article, we’ll explore some troubleshooting tips to help you fix Windows 11 crashing issues.

1. Update Windows 11 and Drivers:

One of the first things you should do is check for updates. Outdated software or drivers can cause your system to crash, so make sure you have the latest version of Windows 11 and all the necessary drivers installed. To update Windows 11, go to Settings > Windows Update, and click on Check for updates. 2. Check for Malware:

Malicious software can also cause your system to crash. Use reliable anti-virus software and scan your system regularly to check for malware. You can also use Windows Security, which is built-in to Windows 11. To run a quick scan, go to Settings > Windows Security > Virus & threat protection > Quick scan.

3. Disable Startup Programs:

Programs that start automatically when you turn on your computer can also cause crashes. Disable unnecessary startup programs to prevent them from causing issues. To do this, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager, and click on the Startup tab. Right-clickon the programs you want to disableand select Disable.

4. Run System File Checker:

The System File Checker is a built-in tool in Windows that can help detect and repair corrupted system files. To run it, open the command prompt as an administrator and type “sfc /scannow“. This will scan your system files and fix any issues found.

I suppose once we all help MS get all the bugs out of W11 it will be time to roll out W12, no? BTW, I also have W10 on a dual boot. It died a blue screen death for no reason - and all the king's horses and all the king's recovery drives and system images couldn't revive it again. Seems to be endemic.

I have to agree with what everybody else is saying, my desktop cost £1600 and is now crashing near every day with Windows 11, I just wish we could get a working OS and not some half working OS lol. When you bring out a new OS please for the love of sanity make sure it is bug free before releasing it.