Question Weird Glitch That Drives Me Crazy

[Dean0919]

I'm experiencing this bug already for months and I can't figure out what's causing it. Before I show you, I need to say that this bug usually happens after inactivity. For example, if I'm done doing things in my computer and leave it for a few minutes or hours and then come back to to it, this is when it happens. Here's the video of it. As you see, I can't do anything and if I click the mouse, computer beeps like that and it lasts for a few seconds, sometimes almost a minute, then it goes back to normal. Anyone knows how to fix this annoying glitch?

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

Anyone knows how to fix this annoying glitch?

run DISM & SFC command prompt options,
freshly reinstall the OS.

 

[onespeedbiker]

One possible issue is, are you using CSM compatibility? Since you have a I7 CPU, it is not natively compatible with Windows 11 and Windows 11 often has trouble when running UEFI with CSM. One possible work around is to right click on the taskbar when it freezes, according to some this wakes up their computer immediately.

 

[Dean0919]

One possible issue is, are you using CSM compatibility? Since you have a I7 CPU, it is not natively compatible with Windows 11 and Windows 11 often has trouble when running UEFI with CSM. One possible work around is to right click on the taskbar when it freezes, according to some this wakes up their computer immediately.

Where does it say that I have an i7? I have i5 of 10th generation. Clicks don't work when it happens.

 

[onespeedbiker]

My bad, I was thinking of another post. I understand clicks don't work, but other posters, describing your identical issue, where no other clicks worked, said right clicking on the taskbar unfroze the screen. Just trying to help.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

Since you have a I7 CPU, it is not natively compatible with Windows 11

where the hell did you hear that?

there is a very large amount of different Core series i7 models that are officially supported by Windows 11.
only a very small, much older, amount of them that are not officially supported due to security limitations.

 

[onespeedbiker]

I had a senior moment and momentary confused "l" with generation; may the PC Intel gods forgive me.