PC Keeps Freezing Randomly

[daniel2003489]

Hey, thank you for reading this. Anyways, my PC keeps freezing up randomly for a few seconds, then goes back to normal, then freezes again. I should also note, it mostly happens when I move the mouse, but it will still happen even when I don't move my mouse. I am not sure what is (my PC froze for like 10 seconds while typing this sentence) causing this... I recently Installed Windows 10, It was working fine until today. I have tried to restart, system restore, and everything besides OS reinstall. I have tried most things, if not, all things besides reinstalling OS. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for your time, have a fantastic day!

EDIT : I have noticed that around 95% of the time when I press a key when it is frozen, it unfreezes. Please, help me. Thanks again!

 

[Flyfisherman]

Hi,

Do You by any chance have a cordless-mice? If so change the batteries in the mice and try again.

Best regards from Sweden

 

[daniel2003489]

That is not the issue, I have checked that already.

 

[Flyfisherman]

Old PC?
Exactly what do you have, manufactor and model?

Your hard drive might be singing the last vers?
Make sure that you have a backup of Your important files (doc, pictures,films etc.)

Download and install HDTune http://www.hdtune.com/
Now, click on the installation file and be careful to un-tick any 3:d s/w (if any) - before the installation.

Then Run HDtune > chose the right drive if You have multiple > in the lower menu at the top click Error scan > Start
It will take some time. Tell us the result.
If multiple errors You can just shut it down, then we now that You have a faulty hard-drive.
Best regards from Sweden

 

[daniel2003489]

Old PC?
Exactly what do you have, manufactor and model?

Your hard drive might be singing the last vers?
Make sure that you have a backup of Your important files (doc, pictures,films etc.)

Download and install HDTune http://www.hdtune.com/
Now, click on the installation file and be careful to un-tick any 3:d s/w (if any) - before the installation.

Then Run HDtune > chose the right drive if You have multiple > in the lower menu at the top click Error scan > Start
It will take some time. Tell us the result.
If multiple errors You can just shut it down, then we now that You have a faulty hard-drive.
Best regards from Sweden

 

[daniel2003489]

I have found the problem, it was my CPU. I got curious, so I started to disable cores, then I found out, cores 1 and 2 work. 3,4,5, and 6 do not work well, and cause the freezing. AMDFX9590, here I come.