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The forum thread discusses intermittent freezing issues in Windows 10 during shutdown and normal operation, despite hardware being sufficient and system checks passing. The original poster suggests it might be a bug, considering the hardware is working well under Linux. A contributor recommends running a system file check, but the original poster confirms it yielded no issues, maintaining that the problem could be a Windows bug awaiting future updates.

Ralph Bromley

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Once in a while, when the moon is high and the stars are aligned i guess Windows 10 full stop freezes with no reason nor any cause during shutdown.
It also happens during normal operations once in a while.
Its not a memory issue, I mean 12 gigs of ram memory should not be a problem.
Its not my CPU, my core i5 4460 may not be top of the line but should be more then sufficient.
Its not my HDD, my HDD may not be brand new either but there is no reason why it should be an issue when I can see the drive passes the benchmarks I put it in.
Same thing with my in built GPU, nothing fancy but preforms well %99 of the time.
I dual boot so I am ruling out hardware, everything checks out on linux so who knows why Win10 is doing this