How to Fix Windows 10 Frozen Easy

How to Fix Windows 10 Frozen Easy.

Every once in a while, Windows 10 just drops the ball and wanders off somewhere to sit under a tree. You’re left looking at a computer that just looks back. None of the computer’s lights blink. Panicked clicks don’t do anything. Pressing every key on the keyboard doesn’t do anything, or worse yet, the computer starts to beep at every key press.

Windows 10 isn’t without flaws, and one of the more annoying issues is the unresponsive taskbar. With unresponsive taskbar you aren’t able to access your notifications, Start menu or Cortana, so you can see why this is such a problem. Fortunately, we have several solutions available for you.

When nothing onscreen moves (except sometimes the mouse pointer), the computer is frozen up solid. Try the following approaches, in the following order, to correct the problem:

The Windows 10 Taskbar is the center of how we work with our computer so today’s computer repair post is all about fixing it when it stops responding. For some reason, the Taskbar can freeze or generally not respond as it should but there are a couple things you can do to fix it.

Your computer has frozen. Now what? One moment you’re happily going about your day—checking email, listening to music, browsing Amazon, refreshing your Facebook page—and then everything stops. You slide your mouse across its mouse pad, desperate to catch that little arrow or finger moving across your screen. Alas, nothing. What do you do next?

Everybody, all together now: Have you tried rebooting?

From your company’s IT expert to your tech-savvy brother-in-law, everybody advises you to restart your computer, and for good reason: It’s free, easy to do, and it tends to weed out a ton of minor problems.

The best way to restart is to hold the power button for five to 10 seconds. This will allow it to restart without the disruption of total power loss. If your computer boots up without a problem, chances are good that the thing responsible for the freeze has resolved itself. Still, be sure to back up whatever important information you had open, in case a more serious problem remains.

If your computer freezes again during the start-up process, shut it down once more and disconnect everything that’s plugged into your computer. If it boots up OK without all the external devices you had plugged in, then it was probably one of those devices responsible for the freeze. From there you’ll want to consult the devices’ manuals for troubleshooting steps.

If it freezes up again while you’re running one or more applications, you’ll want to take one of the following measures:

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This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba,Lenovo, and Samsung).