question:
After the Windows 10 system is automatically updated, it becomes very stuck after booting.
Problem Description
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Everything is normal when it is turned on, but it starts to freeze after a minute or two, and the resource manager will not respond, even if it is stuck until the shortcut key is used, the resource manager cannot be opened.
However, you can use shortcut keys to switch user accounts and log out of the current user account. After switching accounts, there is no problem; if you log in to the current account again, it will freeze again after a minute or two
; Software, these software can run smoothly when the computer is stuck, and can even operate and use the software (if it is minimized, it cannot be used. Because the resource manager is stuck)
Cause Analysis:
caused by updating the system.
solution:
There are various ways to find this solution:
- A system file is corrupt and needs to be repaired. However, I did not check out that there are damaged files on my computer, and it is not ruled out that the files are damaged. you can watch this
- Turning off information and notifications did not solve the problem for me.
- Switch system accounts to see if the problem is resolved.
- Reinstall the system. (Reinstalling is basically equivalent to starting from scratch, and I don’t want to reinstall until I have to)
- Since it is caused by updating the system, uninstall the update. Update and Security—>Windows Update—>View Update History—>Uninstall Update—>Select the corresponding update version to uninstall, select Pause Update, and then restart the computer. (I tried not to restart the computer immediately after uninstalling, and the computer was fine; after restarting, it still did not solve the problem)
- update driver
- Delete the files of the updated system, this computer —> properties —> disk cleanup —> clean up system files. (This can solve the lag problem, but it is not a solution to my problem)
- AppX Deployment Service (AppXSVC) takes up a lot of memory and causes the resource manager to be stuck and unresponsive. You can read this article
- Baidu Tieba said that there is a conflict between Baidu Netdisk and the system, and many people have solved it by uninstalling Baidu Netdisk (I don’t know if the previous method was used indiscriminately, which caused my problem of uninstalling Baidu Netdisk to be solved! !!)
- In the end, I don’t know which one to solve my own problem. It’s just that the above-mentioned methods didn’t solve it immediately after restarting. It took half a day to get better. The above are all the methods I saw when I experienced this matter, just record it briefly.
- Do not install Computer Manager and 360 Security Guard on the computer at the same time. If both are installed, it will cause freezing. After trying to install 360 to install the driver, uninstalling 360 and then installing Computer Manager will also cause the computer to freeze. It may be due to uninstalling 360 At the time, I couldn’t completely uninstall it, so I installed the computer housekeeper, and then I uninstalled the computer housekeeper, and it’s fine. The computer doesn’t have to be installed with one of the two anti-virus software. In fact, the computer’s automatic anti-virus system is enough. Viruses in general.